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"We chose waterless printing because we wanted to lessen our environmental impact—the waterless process reduces our paper and water usage, overall waste and VOC emissions," explains Connors. "It also enables us to print richer and more vibrant colors, since many of our customers' designs continually challenge the color spectrum."
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Julie Greenbaum is a contributor to Printing Impressions.
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