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Educational institutions are among the fastest-growing adopters of 3D printing, with an impressive 5.4% to 11.6% jump in the market share between 2011 and 2021* overtaking other traditional applications, such as cosmetic models and jigs and fixtures.

As Fujifilm celebrates its Broadstairs site achieving Zero to Landfill certification from Valpak, reinforcing its competitive edge and commitment to sustainability, Craig Milsted, Continuous Improvement Specialist, Fujifilm Speciality Ink Systems (FSIS), delves into the certification process and shares the site’s future waste management plans.

As the year draws to an end, we turn our attention to 2025 and how significant, globally defining factors will shape the printing industry.

Many professionals will be familiar with the concept of window graphics, given the explosion of popularity of these applications in recent years. What may not be so clear is the different options when it comes to installing and applying these colourful graphics.

Global companies have to be able to think and act locally – because every country and every region has its own particular challenges. Colm Garvey, WFIJ Dealer Manager, Fujifilm EMEA, examines Fujifilm’s approach to the wide format print sector in one of those markets: Italy.

Print service providers that produce and install outdoor applications are all-too aware of the challenges that come with this line of work. No matter the season, pieces placed outside will be constantly subject to the elements, be it the harshness of winter or the warm sun of summer.