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Reviewfree5 Nov 2018The fifth edition of TheIJC conference, organised jointly by ESMA (European Specialist Printers Manufacturers Association) and Steve Knight from Direct Digital Technologies, once again brought together the global inkjet industry, with 538 delegates in attendance from 26 countries.
Pricesfree5 Nov 2018The Australian wool market saw a further decline this week, though the downward slide was not as sharp as last week’s dramatic falls, and overall the market had a more settled week.
Weekly analysis of the Australian Wool Market by Chris Wilcox, Executive Director of the National Council of Wool Selling Brokers of Australia.
Insight2 Nov 2018A research project in which over 750 global businesses were consulted – from industries including agriculture, energy, mining, maritime and transport – suggests that improving the environmental sustainability of business operations can be achieved through the adoption of Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT) technologies.
Insightfree1 Nov 2018Digital transformation is creating unexpected new partnerships. One of these partnerships is Color Digital and Deutsches Mode Institut (DMI) who in future will partner with X-Rite and Pantone and make a full, classic Pantone colour palette available in digital format
Insightfree1 Nov 2018Dye-sublimation digital textile printing is growing in Australia for swimwear and sportswear, while digital printing of home textiles is also increasing due to the rising requirement of being responsive to the domestic market and its demands
The Centre for Baby and Adult Hygiene Products (BAHP) concluded its 2018 Annual Meeting by visiting with federal officials to create a dialogue and explore ways the organisations can work together to keep consumers informed about the safety and use of personal hygiene products.
Insightfree30 Oct 2018It is argued that digital textile printing has become a technology more suited to Western economies, where manufacturers are looking to avoid high labour and logistics costs. However, if the technology is going to seriously challenge the on-going demand for screen-printed textiles, it will need to expand in the East.
