Continuing with our monthly spotlight on popular printing equipment, the September issue of PrintWeek delves deep into the world of narrow-web flexo with a compilation of popular presses for labels from total 19 manufacturers

The September issue has a special feature on India’s top brands — who they are and why they matter.

And considering brands, the call for Atmanirbhar or self-reliant India is a step in the right direction. Still, the top brands which consumers prefer and the print industry relies on for their equipment needs, are all international players. In this context, Noel D’Cunha asks, should India go local for the sake of it?

In this issue, we also focus on how Marks Emballage’s standardisation with G7 ensuring customer satisfaction and business success, and also ask the question how productive is achieving and reusing offset plates.

Plus, all the latest installation news and other regular features in the 80-page September issue of PrintWeek.  

After taking a deep dive into the world of digital presses in its July issue, the August 2020 issue of PrintWeek take a closer look at the offset technology in the cover story on offset sheetfed presses.

The special feature focuses on five major players in the offset sheetfed market — Heidelberg, Koenig & Bauer, Komori, Manroland Sheetfed and RMGT — lists their popular offerings.

Another highlight of the 80-page issue is the PrintWeek special, ‘Time to rewrite the industry rule book’, where we analyse what the 290 respondents of the PrintWeek Survey feel about the fallout of Covid-19 and the ensuing lockdown, and the way forward.

The issue also takes an in-depth look at printing ink featuring nine incisive interviews with Ashish Pradhan of Siegwerk; Bhaumik Mehta of Flueron Inks; Karan Mahajan of Hi-Tech Inks; KN Murthy of Toyo Ink; Manish Bhatia of DIC India; Prashant Atre of Toyo Arets India; R Sridharan of Spico Printing Inks; Upal Roy of Flint Group and VK Seth of Sakata Inx.

The August issue of WhatPackaging? is a collection of concise two-page reads that include Elephant Design’s TruGrip packaging innovation, B&B Triplewall’s record-breaking production feat and a case-study on Itek Packz and Edale’s award-winning partnership.

Do not miss Dibyajyoti Sarma’s book review of The CEO Factory, in which Sudhir Sitapati of HUL offers anecdotal and useful management lessons culled from the company’s past. And the tête-à-tête with Ferdinand Rüesch, in which he explains the future of Gallus after the sale to Benpac.

This and more in the August 2020 issue of PrintWeek and WhatPackaging? with the latest news and update from the printing and packaging industry.

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The 80-page July edition of PrintWeek takes a deep dive into the world of digital presses, with ‘Digital Presses – The Top Picks’ featuring more than 50 of India’s most popular, powerful and potent products.

The list of standouts chosen by the editorial team at PrintWeek includes the flagship names from all the major manufacturers — Canon, Domino, Durst, Epson, HP, Konica Minolta, Ricoh, and Xeikon.

Another highlight of the issue is the ‘Big Interview’ with RD Bhatnagar of DB Corp, about how the newspaper group, the publisher of the flagship Dainik Bhaskar, came together to formulate strategies to beat the pandemic and keep the newspapers running.

The July issue also pays tributes to PV Narayanan, former director at Indian Institute of Packaging (IIP) and chairman, SIES School of Packaging (SIES SOP) who transformed the Indian packaging landscape, and Kamal Vyas, an industry veteran in sales.

We also have a special feature on the old-world charm of postcards and post offices and how it resulted in a love story for the ages.

These, plus all the regular features are now available in the July issue of PrintWeek.

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The cover story - PrintWeek survey - found that with a cash crunch, no jobs in the market and with little help from the government, the print companies are left with drawing up their own strategies to lift themselves from effects of the coronavirus pandemic. The survey with 123 respondents examined the effects of the economic lockdown, and was conducted from 25 March to 30 April.

In the Tech Talk section, PrintWeek highlights seven-film firms who have displayed tremendous ingenuity in product development at the time of crisis, from producing wedding cards, masks and face shields to manufacturing PPEs.

In other Covid-19 related features, we have the story how India Post helped combat the lockdown; a special write-up on the publishing scenario by Thomas Abraham of Hachette India, and interviews with industry leaders on their takes on the crisis.

In the Environment section, PrintWeek looks at how print and packaging companies are positioning its sustainability quotient in times of climate change and global warming.

The WhatPackaging? cover story features 12 Kodak Flexcel NX customers, who walk us through their flexographic printing journey with success stories.

In the Covid-19 section, WhatPackaging? looks at the prevailing market trends, especially the possible effects of the pandemic in the FMCG industry. While, on the sustainability front, four industry leaders share insights on how to move forward in technology and green practices.

In addition, do watch out for Desmania’s rigid packaging design journey and the latest packaging and converting updates.

This and more in the June 2020 issue of PrintWeek, along the WhatPackaging? supplement, with news and features specific to the packing-printing industry.

The May 2020 edition of PrintWeek marked its 12 years in the print industry.

Noel D'Cunha talks to 65 manufacturers and 53 print CEO's about what they have seen in the past which can become ideas for managing the Coronavirus crisis.

Aultrin Vijay and Rahul Kumar speak to 12 printers who share their colourful print stories, growth mantras, lockdown tales and some trivia about their towns.

A case study on how EFI Radius helped Chromaprint to deliver complete business transparency.

Sriraam Selvam takes an in-depth look surrounding the issues concerning education books in the Chennai print sector.

Other features include: India’s print leaders describe their rescue ideas for the future, P Sajith:  The trade book story;  Tête-à-tête with Heidelberg India's Samir Patkar about digital transformation and a special anniversary Bookwatch. All this and more in this month's issue with news, views and features. 

This Covid special issue is now available.



The April issue of PrintWeek is here.

The highlight of the 72-page April 2020 issue of PrintWeek is a series of conversations with industry leaders who weigh in on the crisis the print industry is going through.

Meanwhile, though Drupa has been postponed to April 2021, HP has already unveiled its plan for the show. In the issue, A Appadurai discusses all things HP with Noel D’Cunha.

Other special features include Women in print; millennial in lockdown and EFI Fiery as a key to Creative Digital Press and Design's success.

Also look out for the WhatPackaging? issue for all the latest vistas in the market. The cover story features iD Fresh's innovative packaging inspired by nature.

All these plus the latest news and views which make all of us proud about our industry functioning even at the time of lockdown.

The March issue of PrintWeek is here

The PrintWeek March issue is packed with the latest news and in-depth features.

We have briefings on last month’s Media Expo Mumbai. The cover story sheds light on Pranav Parikh’s Hunger for PrintWeek's. PrintWeek talks to the Lifetime Achievement Awardee, where Parikh talks about his early days and the birth of TechNova.

Noel D’Cunha talks to industry leaders about the outbreak of Coronavirus.

Special features include: Chhattisgarh’s growing publishing and print sector, the Archies legacy and Inkmakers’ plan for India.

On the technology front, do not forget to read Rahul Kumar’s report on sustainability with Electron Beam technology.

In addition, PrintWeek brings to you the latest installations stories in the print and the packaging market.

All this plus Millennial Mantra, Print Zone and Post Script.

The 72-page PrintWeek February issue is now available. 

The cover story features eight industry leaders who express their views about the Union Budget 2020 plus a case study about SDR Printers which provides an insight on how the company upped their bindery game by going inline.

The issue also covers the Kerala print sector and brings to you the highlights of Print Summit 2020.

Do not forget to look out for the WhatPackaging? issue for all the latest vistas in the market underlining the theme, Plastic Packaging: Beauty or Beast?

Plus there is briefings on last month’s Plastivison, Pelican’s foothold in the Indian market and a case-study which sheds light on TCPL’s iconic retail packaging.

In addition, WhatPackaging? interviews Anantshree Chaturvedi of Flex Film International and Vimal Kedia of  Manjushree Technopack who discuss current global trends and circular economy.

All this plus the latest news and views which make all of us proud about our industry.

PrintWeek is out with its January issue and is packed with latest news and features. 

The cover story sheds light on Pragati’s Narendra who was awarded the Viren Chabbra Print Leadership Award. He shares his industry mantras and talks about redefining print in India. 

Briefings on Pamex 2020, and interviews with A Appadurai of HP India and Ashok Sethi of Konica Minolta. We have it all! 

In an interaction with Noel D’Cunha, print CEOs take stock of the decade that just ended and the changes in the print market. 

The inaugural edition of the Show & Tell event by PrintWeek, saw 19 industry leaders share the latest and best of innovations which has been covered in this issue. All this and much more. 

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The 112-page PrintWeek  December issue is available.

The issue reveals the winners for the PrintWeek Awards 2019.

The cover story features R Senguttuvan, CEO of the Packaging and Printing Business of ITC who talks about ITC’s choice of technology and processes in the factory.

In addition, PrintWeek talks to the eight first time finalists and ask them about technology advancements

Other features include: Tête-à-tête with Iqbal Kherodawala on his top ten reasons to travel to Drupa 2020; Kamal Chopra on Pamex 2020; Increasing demand of blankets in the Indian market.

Do not forget to look out for the WhatPackaging? issue for all the newest trends and vistas in the packaging market.

Interviews and case studies highlight zero waste and circular economy and much more.

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PrintWeek's November issue is here!
 
PrintWeek reveals the finalists for the PrintWeek Awards 2019.
 
Also, there are six interviews with Top Label Technologists and a case-study on Avantika Printers along with the cover story on Borkar Packaging.
 
Keep yourself updated with the latest installations and trends in the print market.
 
All of this and so much more in this issue!

Catch PrintWeek's October issue
Briefings on Wan-Ifra, Media Expo and Publishing Next, we have it all.
Look out for Nadia Chauhan’s insights about the power of design in building businesses.
Special features include: Canon's growth in India, Najibabad print sector; Legacy of Delhi Press and Labelexpo 2019 round-up.
In the WhatPackaging? issue, read the interviews of Vinod Vazhapulli of Skanem India; Sanjay Kapote of Majushree Technopack; and Rick Michelman of Michelman

Our September issue is available

We have some great stories and features for you this month. A Theme Song for Labels, Welbound's book yatra + training program, preview of Wan-Ifra India 2019, IRS on declining readership of newspapers and interviews with two Kolkatians, Ved Dhote and Manu Chaudhary.

Check out the latest edition of PrintWeek India and WhatPackaging?

Our August issue has some some amazing stories for you: Growing demand for print in Bengaluru, Paper Day celebrations, Union Budget reaction, LMAI conference on digital labels, Kodak notches up 1000


PrintWeek India is a nationwide title that covers issues and news of the Indian print industry. Every month, PrintWeek India gives its readers new insights into today’s printing topics ranging from commercial printing, sheetfed, web offset, digital, inkjet and outdoor.

PrintWeek India is the nationwide title to cover its issues and news. it has a print run of 11,000+ which is delivered to print professionals in more than 350 cities across India.

PrintWeek India is the nationwide title to cover its issues and news. It has a print run of 11,000+ which is delivered to print professionals in more than 350 cities across India.

PrintWeek India is a nationwide title that features news, issues and success stories of the Indian print industry. Every month the title is delivered to print professionals in more than 350 cities across India, giving its readers new insights into today’s printing topics ranging from commercial printing, sheetfed, web offset, digital, inkjet and outdoor.
Added to this is an eclectic collection of original and thought-provoking features spanning topics from fine art production to print’s most colourful characters along with profiles of industries and key print cities, and individuals who have had a profound effect on the Indian print community.

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Added to this is an eclectic collection of original and thought-provoking features spanning topics from fine art production to print’s most colourful characters along with profiles of industries and key print cities, and individuals who have had a profound effect on the Indian print community.

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