Cassie Green

The “Color Consistency in Print: A G7+ Foundations Curriculum” program is the latest tool designed to help educate and create a foundation for students who are ready to explore a future in print.

The newest iLEARNING+ course from PRINTING United Alliance, “Getting Started with Signage,” will help keep those jobs in-house.

Innovation, automation, and new technology were the key terms defining day one of FESPA, taking…

The environmental impact of waste from apparel and textiles is leading to increasing legislative efforts and demand for change.

Recently, the EPA issued a final rule banning the use of methylene chloride in most industrial applications, including printing.

With current challenges, new progress, and evolving education, navigating the realm of sustainability in the printing industry can be tough; here’s where printers must rise to the occasion.

The Printing Services in-plant at the University of Regina in Saskatchewan, Canada made the leap into apparel with the purchase of a Sawgrass SG800 dye-sublimation printer, and the results have been rewarding.

In-plants looking to expand their range of services beyond ink on paper may want to explore laser engraving, which can open a new avenue for signage creation, particularly for outdoor usage.

In-house garment printing is growing in popularity among in-plants. We talked with three to learn how they do it and the benefits.

The recent Kyocera REIMAGINE conference in San Antonio, Texas drew more than 850 attendees.