Business Management - Sustainability

This week on Wide-Format Weekly, we talk about sustainability and the printing industry; we explore "scent marketing" on billboards; and Denise Gustavson and Dan Marx chat about what's in store for the Wide-format Summit being held July 29-31 in Miami, Florida.

Dylan Turner, assistant director of Printing Services at Northern Arizona University, has wanted a…

With an established commitment to protecting the planet, Orbus places a premium on environmental awareness in all aspects of its operations.

The environmental impact of waste from apparel and textiles is leading to an increasing number of legislative efforts and demand for change.

Sustainability has become an essential piece of the printing industry — the wide-format sector included. Here, wide-format printers share their experiences with green media and its prospects for the future.

Mimaki USA, announced TRAPIS, a digital transfer sublimation printing system that makes textile production more environmentally friendly by reducing up to 90% of wastewater.

Brian Hite, principal and founder of Image Options talks about his company's ongoing commitment to sustainability, sharing how it has made significant gains while at the same time improving employee safety and health.

EFI has completed a life cycle assessment (LCA) of Nozomi single-pass digital print technology in partnership with award-winning sustainability consulting firm Clean Agency.

Tom Trutna, president of Big Ink, talks about his company's journey toward sustainability. He speaks about the challenges of sustainable printing in the wide-format segment, and practicing effective approaches including recycling, waste-reduction efforts, and creating higher-value products.

Jason Ahart, vice president, production operations at Moss describes the aspects and considerations that bring success to the company's sustainability efforts.