This global printing event serves markets across all printing segments. With over a million square feet of equipment, technology and trends on display, attendees have the opportunity to see live product unveilings and demonstrations of the industry’s latest products and innovations across apparel, commercial, wide-format, industrial, promotional, label and packaging, mailing, shipping and fulfilment and more.
Celebrate and acknowledge the achievements of the people in print across Australia at the ProPrint Awards 2023. What started out as the Power 50 eleven years ago has now evolved into a comprehensive annual awards evening recognising not only the industry leaders, but also its rising stars, suppliers, and industry veterans.
Set for April 11, this year’s People in Print Awards and Rising Stars of Print Awards will take place at Sorrento in the Park in Auckland on April 11, with a 4.30pm start.
New Zealand Printer and Print NZ have again partnered to give you a chance to celebrate our printing industry talent at the event.
One of the world’s biggest trade fairs for print and crossmedia solutions is returning after five years following its postponement from June 2020 as a result of the pandemic.
Key themes in Dusseldorf will include industrial printing, with a particular focus on automation, robotics, workflows and industry 4.0. The growth of the packaging and labelling sector means packaging production will be at the centre of things, as will 3D and functional printing.
Registration has opened for Visual Impact Brisbane 2024, which takes place from July 17-19, 2024.
Organisers expect thousands of industry professionals to gather at the Brisbane Convention and Exhibition Centre for the show. The show promises to highlight the latest technology and innovation in signage, display, wide-format printing, textile and DTG printing, routing, engraving, laser cutting, media and textiles.
All stands for the Visual Impact Expo at the Brisbane Convention & Exhibition Centre in July have sold out. Suppliers supporting the event will bring their solutions to Queensland for the first time in more than six years.
