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PacPrint Melbourne moves to September 2021

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With so many industry events being cancelled or postponed this year, it's good to hear that PacPrint - Australia's leading show for print, sign, display, labels and packaging - has been rescheduled to 28 September - 1 October 2021. “This will make the Melbourne show the industry's first major expo for two years so it's likely to be a bumper edition, with the new dates also ensuring PacPrint maintains its position as an important post-drupa event,” say the organisers. 

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Historic manufacturing downturn in April: printing sector amongst worst hit 

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“Industry is facing a downturn of historic proportions, forward orders have collapsed, and yet the Federal Government won’t commit to spending our taxpayer money on buying Australian made to support Australian workers and businesses,” says Australian Manufacturing Workers Union (AMWU) national secretary Paul Bastian. The union has joined the Print & Visual Communications Association (PVCA) In a campaign to pressure governments to buy Australian-made products. 

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SCREEN in major move further into digital Packaging Print using inkjet

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Screen GP Australia has announced the global parent company’s plans to target the package printing field as a strategic business area and progressively strengthen its inkjet digital product line-up and solution development for this market.

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Dislocation moves the market in our direction: Kornit Digital 

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The manufacturer of digital printing solutions for textiles posted a Q1 2020 loss of $13 million due to COVID-19 but said it was “very well positioned to seize the market opportunity ahead of us.”

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#SendingLove – world’s largest user-generated DOOH campaign across 153 cities

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User-generated messages of love and unity are being displayed on digital out-of-home (DOOH) screens worldwide, with social media amplification ensuring the messages are seen by millions at home. Outdoor company QMS Media is delivering messages to people in Melbourne via the Grand Visuals platform.

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The Colour Doctor has a Covid Sale - Spectros, densos, monitors etc half price

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Covid-19 has had a dramatic effect on many service providers to our industry, not the least David Crowther's Colour Graphics Services who help printers maintain ISO, G7 and other critical colour standards. He has been unable to travel into production sites and is giving limited assistance via phone and Zoom, but needs to clear some stock in a once-only below cost sale that ends on June 30th.

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Large Format Academy HP Latex webinar: Thursday 28 May

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HP Australia’s webinar titled Expand your Large Format Horizon with HP Latex will focus on unique water-based HP Latex inks and applications they deliver. The Zoom session will also look into thermal printhead technology. (Thursday 28 May 11am (AEST), 1pm NZ)

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Fast-growing OMG! acquires Adherettes name

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Note: It has been pointed out that all of Adherettes' physical assets were sold off by liquidators Pitcher Partners in February, using Hilco APAC. The Port Melbourne premises are vacant and for lease, no manufacturing or staff exist there.

Good news is hard to find right now, so the news that the renowned Adherettes trading name has found a buyer in Joey Bacic's dynamic seven-year old OMG! group is a breath of fresh air and could be a sign of greater things to come.

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Epson makes face masks using its Dry Fibre paper technology

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Epson will use its patented Dry Fibre technology, the same technology used in its PaperLab A-8000 system, to start producing face masks for its employees and medical institutions.

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Employers say ‘double-dipping’ ruling could cost billions

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Employer association Ai Group called for urgent legislative reform "to restore fairness" after a full bench of the Federal Court ruled that regular, ongoing casual workers may be entitled to paid annual leave. “The potential cost impacts on employers…for annual leave alone, are between $5.7 billion and $8 billion,” it said. The AMWU tweeted: “Huge win for workers.”

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Free guide for Wrap Shops from ISA and Keypoint Intelligence

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Downloads will soon be available of a white paper prepared in the US by the International Sign Association (ISA) and Keypoint Intelligence, and sponsored by Avery Dennison and Roland DGA, titled Reaching Today’s Customers: A Guide for Wrap Shops.

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RMC releases Mental Wellness webinar video

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Fuji Xerox Australia, Visual Connections, Media Super, Ball & Doggett, Flint Group and Starleaton have all lined up to support The Re-Build Together Webinar Series produced by industry group The Real Media Collective (RMC). This week’s session looking at Mental Wellness - one of its most popular webinars to date - has been released by the RMC on Vimeo.

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Drytac floor and wall graphics helping businesses to reopen

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Social distancing has become standard practice across the world in recent weeks and as businesses and public spaces reopen it's essential to provide guidance in the form of graphics says Drytac, the self-adhesive materials manufacturer for large format print and signage markets - distributed in Australia by Shann Digital Print Media (DPM).

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Euro Poles, Eurotech and Curries join Virtual Visual Impact trade show

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Visual Connections’ Virtual online trade show continues to expand its exhibitor list as the show’s opening on June 1st draws near. The latest participants are Eurotech, Euro Poles and, on the largest ‘stand’ – Currie Group.

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Most printers expect 50% drop in sales for the next six months

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Two thirds of Australian commercial printers expect an average drop in sales of 50% over the next six months compared to pre-COVID 19 sales, according to a new survey by industry adviser Ascent Partners. About 64% of companies intend to trade on and adjust staff levels to match sales, 9% say they will look for acquisitions, 10% will downsize, 12% will look to amalgamate, merge or collaborate, and none expect to close their doors.

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  1. Konica Minolta reports sales dive in March but remains "stronger than expected"
  2. ‘Kindness' shines on OMA Out of Home awards
  3. Roland DG launches ‘Power of Creativity’ website for support during COVID-19 
  4. Meteor drives Epson S1600 and S800 PrecisionCore printheads
  5. Spicers owner KPP to buy world’s 2nd largest paper distributor
  6. Canon Wallpaper Factory for Colorado large format printers
  7. Global textiles expo Heimtextil 2021 is 95% booked
  8. Canon’s new imagePROGRAF entry-level wide-format printer
  9. OOH audiences are on the way back: QMS
  10. Postponed International Sign Expo now cancelled 
  11. HP Large Format Web-to-Print webinar
  12. Are banks blocking access to Gov. SME Guarantee Scheme? – Andy McCourt
  13. Printers look to collaborate in ‘watershed year’ for the industry
  14. Carbon8 faces face-visor shortage and makes Ch 7 news
  15. JCDecaux Q1 down 13.9% but some hopeful signs emerge

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Offcuts Article Count:  18

3D Printing News Article Count:  1

Forum Rules Article Count:  27

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