Drupa’s third preview day is today. The webinar will focus on packaging printing and applications in the field of additive manufacturing. The growing importance of sustainability will also be addressed in a panel discussion.

The World Out of Home Organization (WOO) has postponed the final event in its 2021 world tour - its congress, scheduled originally for May 2020 and then delayed to 2021 due to Covid-19, will now take place in Toronto in May 2022. 

Durst has signed a deal that will see it use the PrintFactory API to provide better workflow to those in mixed print environments.

Drytac has added two scuff- and slip-resistant PVC-free graphics films to its range - SpotOn SynTac and Polar PET 170.

Infigo Software is to run a W2P webinar at 3pm on 6 January. It will explore some of the core areas that a Web-To-Print solution offers, including how it can help PSPs get involved in personalisation.

Jump Design and Print, Deltor Communications, St Austell Printing, and Simply Cartons have become certified carbon balanced printers, having their annual carbon emissions offset by World Land Trust (WLT).

There will be no physical Drupa in 2021 - instead it will run as a ‘virtual.drupa’ on 20 to 23 April. The next physical show will be 28 May to 7 June 2024.

Tradeprint has collaborated with Wild Card Software to develop a print fulfilment API that lets Print Logic customers access the API product catalogue. 

Vpress has revealed its new Dynamic Editor 4.0 W2P engine.

Canon has formed an online community for large-format graphics professionals. 

The ‘Women in Sign and Graphics UK’ industry initiative to inspire, encourage and promote women in the industry, will kick-off with a virtual speaker programme at noon-2.30pm on 3 December.

A new AXYZ Innovator has replaced the current Z-Series of routers. 

The next event in the Sign and Digital Online series will be ‘Talking Textiles’ on 15 December.

Precision Proco Group has acquired 280-year-old London-based WKG Print (formally Witherbys). The £3m business - which works with many of London’s financial companies, museums, galleries and auction houses - will continue to trade under its own name, with eight key members of its team transferring to the new ownership.