Tag: africa print
Africa Print Journal Feature: Invisible Print
Printing and publishing companies produce media communications. They print books, magazines, newspapers, catalogues, signs and displays and all manner of transactional prints. These are...
Konica Minolta South Africa Continues In Its Efforts To Green South Africa
The collaborative efforts of Konica Minolta South Africa (KMSA) and Food & Trees for Africa (FTFA) ensured that eight schools in the Knysna, George...
Marabu Showcasing New Products
Marabu will be highlighting its current portfolio of screen, digital, and pad printing inks, plus a number of new products.
Marabu will be among the...
Ricoh Named As MPS Provider For Shell
Ricoh has been selected as the exclusive managed print services provider for Shell. As part of the agreement, Ricoh will support managed print operations...
IIJ Announces Upgrade In Wallpaper Production Capabilities
Industrial Inkjet Limited (IIJ) have announced the next paradigm in wallpaper design and production; a full speed industrial wallpaper-production capability using digital technology developed...
Rotocon Partners With Team Woolworths Rotolabel For Cape Epic Race
Rotocon once again joined its customer Rotolabel as a co-sponsor of Team Woolworths Rotolabel in the 15th edition of the Absa Cape Epic Race...
SAIP Anticipates Industry Improvement With New Product
According to Printing SA CEO Steve Thobela, the South African Institute of Printing (SAIP) is actively marketing a new product that will significantly improve...
Canon Announces New EMEA President And CEO
Yuichi Ishizuka has been appointed as the new president and CEO for Canon Europe, Middle East and Africa (EMEA). Ishizuka has succeeded Rokus van...
GEW Launching UV Monitor
Effective ink curing depends upon a guaranteed output from the lamp and reflector system. The new GEW UV monitor, mUVm (multi-point UV monitor) is...
Writing A Knock Your Socks Off Service Culture Plan
One of the major weaknesses of most organisations is the top management’s lack of a service strategy. They fail to realise the strategic opportunity...
