With the Pride In Print Awards well underway, organisers see entries coming into the office daily.

Pride In Print Awards manager Sue Archibald says, “It is great to see such excellent work across so many areas being entered. This year’s changes to Structural Design and Sign and Display have seen higher interest in these entry areas and it will be great to see where we finish

“This year’s campaign has been designed for Pride In Print by the team at Wholesale Print in Wellington. The colour palette is different to anything we have done before and is designed to create intrigue with symbolism with subtle double meanings. Imagery is visually quirky and fun, paired with bright colours. This look will run throughout the campaign.”

The Pride In Print team is delighted with the positive feedback to date. She adds, “The team at Wholesale Print has been excellent to deal with and has provided all services to the Awards programme as part of the Supporters Club Packages on offer for the 2020 campaign. It’s just so great to be working with a team that has as much passion for the print industry as our Pride In Print team does.”

Those wanting to take advantage of the early bird entry rate have until tomorrow to get their entries in. After this, a late entry fee will apply when entering.

The major changes to the Pride In Print Awards categories are as follows.

The introduction of Structural Design Packaging – this is an exciting and innovative space that has seen growth over the last few years and some seriously exciting products entered.

The separation of all Packaging areas so entrants now can place work under: Flexible Packaging; Paper and Board Packaging; and Rigid Packaging on substrates other than paper and board, such as metal, glass and plastic

The refinement of the Sign and Display and Label areas to ensure work being undertaken in this area is fairly captured  – there are many exciting products captured under these areas and judges are continually blown away with the variety of work entered – the changes reflect the continual changes the industry embraces.

The separation of Self Promotion into a stand-alone category

She adds, “Most categories have had small refinements as the Awards continue to evolve and capture an ever-changing marketplace. For any further information call the Awards management team on 04 237 0482.2019.”

 

Click here to access the 2020 Entry Form www.prideinprintawards.co.nz

2020 Pride In Print Award Categories

Category 1: Publications

A. Newspapers

B. 1) Magazines – over 64pgs (bound)

B. 2) Magazines – under 64pgs (bound)

C. 1) Books – over 32pgs (bound)

C. 2) Books – under 32pgs (bound)

D. Booklets – under 16pgs (bound)

E. Innovation in Publication Products

 

Category 2: Business Print

A. Corporate Stationery i.e. letterhead, compliment slips, stamps, business forms.

B. 1) Commercial Promotional Catalogues & Directories – over 32pgs

B. 2) Commercial Promotional Catalogues & Directories – under 32pgs

C. Personalised Direct Mail i.e. envelopes, letters, one-piece mailers.

D. Annual Reports / Company Prospectuses

E. Brochures & Leaflets – not bound

F. Security Printing

G. Export Products

 

Category 3: Promotional Print

A. Marketing Campaigns – two or more items per campaign i.e. leaflet, poster, postcard etc promoting the same item.

B. Promotional & Giveaway Items i.e. pens, cups, USBs, paint swatches.

C. Cards i.e. greeting cards, postcards, invitations.

D. Presentation Folders

E. Calendars

F. Textiles & Clothing

G. Other

Category 4: Labels

A. Wine

B. Food & Beverage

C. Luxury Products i.e. perfume, beauty products, jewellery.

D. Coupons / Label Booklets

E. Tags i.e. garden, clothing, beverage, industrial.

F. Specialist Embellishments – all areas

G. Innovation in Label Design

H. Other

 

Category 5: Flexible Packaging

A. Food & Beverage

B. Luxury Products i.e. perfume, beauty products, jewellery.

C. Functional Packaging Industry & Business i.e. promotional packaging products, hamper packs.

D. Personal Care & Household i.e. gardening, baby products, cleaning products, pharmaceuticals, clothing, shoes.

E. Innovation in Packaging Design – new products to market

F. Environmental Packaging

G. Other

 

Category 6: Paper & Board Packaging

A. Food & Beverage

B. Luxury Products i.e. perfume, beauty products, jewellery.

C. Functional Packaging Industry & Business i.e. promotional packaging products, hamper packs.

D. Personal Care & Household i.e. gardening, baby products, cleaning products, pharmaceuticals, clothing, shoes.

E. Point of Sale Packaging

F. Retail i.e. board games, electronics, office products.

G. Presentation Boxes

H. Innovation in Packaging Design – new products to market

I. Environmental Packaging

J. Other

 

Category 7: Structural Design Packaging

(Entries must be completed display stands & packaging and must have a structural design component to be eligible for this category)

A. Food & Beverage

B. Luxury Products i.e. perfume, beauty products, jewellery.

C. Functional Packaging Industry & Business i.e. promotional packaging products, hamper packs.

D. Personal Care & Household i.e. gardening, baby products, cleaning products, pharmaceuticals, clothing, shoes.

E. Presentation and Display Boxes

F. Innovation in Packaging Design – new products to market

G. Environmental Packaging

H. Other

 

Category 8: Sign & Display Print

A. Point of Sale Display Stands i.e. counter displays, printed counter tops, aisle shelf cards, hanging rigid sheets.

B. Point of Sale Display Boards i.e. aisle shelf cards, hanging rigid sheets.

C. Outdoor Signage & Billboards – includes applied graphics work

D. Indoor Signage – includes applied graphic work for indoor signage

E. Interior Décor & Design Jobs i.e. wallpaper, tiling, internal floor graphics.

F. Exterior Décor and Design Jobs i.e. rubbish bins, postal display boxes, external home and commercial graphics, outdoor flooring.

G. Soft Signage i.e. flags & fabric banners, backlight applications, textile wraps, blinds, fabric light boxes, bar runners, mats.

H. Vehicle Graphics i.e. vehicle wraps, plane graphics.

I. Functional i.e. touchscreens, graphic overlays, keypads.

J. Innovation in Sign & Display Specialist Design

K. Other

 

Category 9: Specialty Products

A. Limited Edition & Fine Art Prints

B. One Off Work

C. Personal Stationery / Wedding Stationery

D. Innovation in Specialty Products

E. Other

 

Category 10: Print Finishing

A. Embellishments i.e. cover foiling, embossing, laminating, spot uv.

B. Machine Binding i.e. saddle stitching, perfect binding, wiro-binding, machine case binding.

C. Hand Binding i.e. handbound books, cases, one off photo albums.

D. Die Cutting & Specialist Forme Making

E. Other

 

Category 11: Industry Development & Creativity

A. Business Print Innovation

B. Print Product Innovation

C. Environmental Print Products – all areas

Category 12: Print Industry Promotion

A. Self-Promotion

Category 12: Print Industry Promotion

A. Self-Promotion

Category 13: Rigid Packaging – All Other Materials

A. Food & Beverage

B. Luxury Products i.e. perfume, beauty products, jewellery.

C. Functional Packaging Industry & Business i.e. promotional packaging products, hamper packs.

D. Personal Care & Household i.e. gardening, baby products, cleaning products, pharmaceuticals, clothing, shoes.

E. Innovation in Packaging Design – new products to market

F. Environmental Packaging

G. Other

 

 

 

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