The World Print & Communication Forum (WPCF) is delighted to announce Mr. Byung-Soon Kim as its new President. Mr. Kim, a experienced professional in the graphical sector, brings a wealth of knowledge and leadership to his new role. Byung-Soon Kim has been involved in the…
The World Print & Communication Forum (WPCF) is delighted to announce Mr. Byung-Soon Kim as its new President. Mr. Kim, a experienced professional in the graphical sector, brings a wealth of knowledge and leadership to his new role. Byung-Soon Kim has been involved in the printing...
We are delighted to announce that the World Print & Communication Forum (WPCF) will be holding its upcoming Meeting at Drupa in Düsseldorf, Germany. The meeting is scheduled for Wednesday, 29 May 2024, starting at 15:00 CET. Combined with a Board Meeting WPCF organises a printing...
Members of the World Print & Communication Forum (WPCF)[1] affirmed their commitment to reducing the carbon footprint of the graphic industry. Recognising the indispensable role of the printing sector in promoting a circular economy and addressing climate change, WPCF members emphasized the growing importance of environmental action for printing companies.
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In their recent meeting, members of the World Print & Communication Forum (WPCF) recognised the efforts of the graphic industry to promote a circular economy and mitigate climate change. Demonstrating environmental action is becoming an important prerequisite for many printing companies. This is being driven by legislation and customer requirements. One important area of action is climate protection through reducing greenhouse gas emissions. Calculating the carbon footprint of printing activities and its products is a crucial first step to helping clients, consumers, and other stakeholders understand the environmental impact of their activities. WPCF sees the need for a common understanding and internationally recognised assessment criteria so that there can be transparency and consistency in reporting emissions.
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The World Print Communication Forum (WPCF) is pleased to announce Mr. Raveendra Joshi as its new President. Mr. Joshi, a seasoned professional with a distinguished track record in the graphical sector, brings a wealth of experience and leadership to his new role.
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The World Print & Communication Forum (WPCF) is pleased to announce the release of its annual Economic Report for 2023.
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This publication provides essential insights into the global economy, print markets, and country-specific analyses for its member nations.
The World Print & Communication Forum is thrilled to unveil its latest press release.
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The World Print & Communication Forum (WPCF) concluded its highly anticipated board meeting, which took place during the Pack Print International & CorruTec ASIA 2023 in Bangkok, Thailand. The meeting provided an ideal platform for industry representatives to come together and share their expertise.
The World Print & Communication Forum is thrilled to unveil its latest press release.
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Members of the World Print & Communication Forum (WPCF) look forward to meeting again in person during Pack Print in Bangkok in September 2023.
The World Print & Communication Forum is a federation of printing associations worldwide to exchange information on the state of the graphic arts and packaging industry.
WPCF President, Kamal Chopra from the All India Master Printers Association initiated this meeting and WPCF Members have been invited by Pongthira Panthanapiradej, President of the Thai Printing Association.
The World Print & Communication Forum is thrilled to unveil its latest press release.
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Several members of the World Print & Communication Forum (WPCF) warn that the current paper shortages will have severe repercussions in the supply of print products for all economic markets and endangers the rebound of the graphic industry after the pandemic.
The World Print & Communication Forum is a federation of printing associations all over the world and a number of them point to current supply problems; these countries include Australia, Europe, India, Japan, Nepal, South Africa, South Korea, Sri Lanka and the United States of America.
The graphic industry supports all economic activities with their products, be it for information, news, entertainment, education, advertising or packaging. Print plays a huge role in everyday life – so much so that it is frequently overlooked. Our sector supplies the packaging for goods at the supermarket, the books, newspapers and magazines we read as well as the boxes our digitally ordered food, clothing, gadgets and much more are packaged in.
World Print & Communication Forum President Michael Makin has stepped down following his departure from the USA's printing association PRINTING United Alliance. Kamal Chopra (India) will take over as WPCF President....