Industry News

Since adding a flatbed printer, Chesterfield County Public Schools prints more than 5,500 yard signs in-house.

IPI Editor Bob Neubauer will take part in a free one-day educational event in Newark, New Jersey, on Oct. 10 for in-plants and other production printers. With presentations on AI and business analytics, it will focus on helping in-plants streamline operations, reduce costs, and explore new revenue streams.

Every year, OSHA announces the top 10 frequently cited workplace violations. Here are the top 3 violations for the printing industry.

IPI Editor Bob Neubauer talked with Martin James of Deer Valley Unified School District at PRINTING United Expo to learn how apparel printing and promo products have greatly expanded his in-plant.

In-plants that sell promotional items are well aware of the popularity of water bottles. Which ones will best enhance your promo products business today?

As expected, or perhaps feared, a port strike affecting U.S. ports on the East and Gulf coasts began this week. This labor action could have profound effects on supply chains, including those for the printing industry.

For nearly 45 years, Dale Johnson has put his heart and soul into Woman’s Hospital in Baton Rouge, Louisiana. Now, as he prepares for retirement, he reflects on how the in-plant has evolved.

With its ability to streamline multiple finishing processes in a single pass, the DC-618 cuts set-up time and operator touchpoints.

The Digital Packaging Summit announced the sponsors playing a pivotal role in advancing the future of packaging.

Employees at nonprofits take an avid interest in the organization’s purpose, share its vision, and make an extra effort to help it reach its goals.