Taking place in Atlanta Nov. 4-6, the 2015 SGIA Expo includes three educational areas that showcase top-notch industry knowledge.
Business Management - Sustainability
The Occupational Safety & Health Administration (OSHA) recognized RR Donnelley for best safety practices and exemplary safety record.
RACG announced that it is offering a program for the over $5 million segment of the printing and packaging industry.
A new invention promises to make dirty drinking water potable by filtering it through the pages of a book.
Pronto Reproductions of Mississauga, Ontario (Canada) has switched to using Agfa’s Azura TE chemistry-free direct on press plates.
The newest member of the Agfa Graphics GreenWorks program, Commerce Printing Services uses Azura TS plates.
A new campaign by the Paper and Packaging Board is designed to slow the decline in paper usage and grow demand for packaging.
The 2015 SGIA Expo will feature the highly anticipated SGIA Zones.
Last week, Allied Printing Services held a ceremony to mark the completion of a solar installation at its Manchester, Connecticut, facility. The ceremony was attended by elected officials, legislators, energy and utility officials, partners and employees. The 1.4 megawatt system, which is comprised of 4,591 panels atop Allied’s 275,000-square-foot facility, will provide about 17 percent of the company's total electricity usage.
A recent survey from Two Sides North America revealed that 88 percent of respondents indicated that they understood, retained or used information better when they read print on paper compared to lower percentages (64 percent and less) when reading on electronic devices.