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20 February 2026: PRINTING United Alliance, the most comprehensive member-based printing and graphic arts association in North America has announced the official launch of its online AI Readiness Benchmark, which provides a high-level view of

19 February 2026: With a new brand identity, drupa is presenting its future direction at an early stage. Two years before the start of the trade fair, the world's leading trade fair for printing solutions

19 February 2026: Color-Logic, the exclusive distributor of Visualis3R, is proud to announce the Visualis3R Academy - a comprehensive knowledge base to specifically support graphic designers, agencies, brands and printers in mastering the world of

18 February 2026: Agfa will bring a selection of its wide-format inkjet solutions to FESPA 2026 Barcelona this May, demonstrating how its fully renewed portfolio now offers a powerful printing beast for every need. After several

18 February 2026: I visited Dubai from 30th January to 3rd February, 2026 with the purpose of exploring and strengthening business opportunities for Print Mate Supplies in UAE and Africa, while also building strategic relationships

17 February 2026: When technology meets ambition, transformation becomes inevitable. That is exactly what unfolded in Delhi as Arrow Digital (P) Ltd. proudly installed the revolutionary EFI VUTEk h3 at Macromedia. This advanced hybrid platform

16 February 2026: The Jammu Printers Association (JPA) marked a historic milestone in its legacy, celebrating its 45th Foundation Day with a grand ceremony that resonated with professional excellence and industry solidarity. The event served

16 February 2026: The Authentication Solution Providers’ Association (ASPA), in collaboration with CRISIL, will launch the ‘State of Counterfeiting in India 2025’ report at the upcoming TAF Connect 2026, one-day national conference scheduled for 16th

16 February 2026: The wearable tech industry was worth $117.4 billion in 2024 and is forecast to reach $232.2 billion by 2030, with hearables and smartwatches as key growth drivers, supported by strong demand for

16 February 2026: Due to several reforms undertaken to enhance the competitiveness of the domestic textile and apparel industry, India’s import dependency in the Textile and Apparel sector, including Ready-Made Garments, has reduced by 13.9%

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