The Week that Was (9/19/22)

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The Week that Was (9/19/22)

On this episode of The Week that Was, we highlight Meyers, which is refocusing on sustainability and package printing.

PRINTING United Alliance announced the recipients of the Pinnacle InterTech Awards program, which recognizes best-in-class products created by and for the printing industry.

Kodak CEO Jim Continenza recently discussed the state of Kodak’s business transformation.

Senior Editor Dan Marx highlighted several companies that have maximized their finishing processes to complement their production inkjet web presses and to make way for new opportunities and quicker turnaround times.

Don’t miss our first in a series of PRINTING United Expo tips and tricks videos. (PRINTING United Expo is happening October 19-21 in Las Vegas, if you haven't already registered, click here!)

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