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Canon releases new insight report into future of print


Titled ‘Exploring the Future of Print’, Canon has released its new insight report. The report seeks to understand the changing


behaviours of brands and consumers and the impact these are having on the way that print is used and how print service providers operate. The research uncovered fi ve key themes:


print’s unique selling points (USPs) in a digital world, how brands can exploit these USPs to reach consumers, AI’s increasing role in print production, why sustainable production will be vital for future success, and the value of forward-looking partnerships. The report consults four renowned ‘futurists’ whose jobs are to review and understand wider purchasing decisions, macro consumer trends, and transformational technologies. Through in-depth interviews, unique insights from these futurists have been combined with Canon’s own print industry expertise to deliver robust and actionable insights for PSPs for now and the future.


Epson launches new circular leasing programme with BNP Paribas Leasing Solutions


In partnership with BNP Paribas Leasing Solutions, Epson has introduced a new comprehensive leasing programme to make its technology more accessible. Available for large corporate and public sector organisations, the programme covers Epson’s entire product portfolio. Rob Clark, COO, Epson Europe, said: “This is a


signifi cant strategic milestone for Epson and will help us better support large scale customer requirements through a more competitive proposition. “The solution means our customers can access the latest Epson technology without the burden of up-front investment.”


A unique feature of the model is Epson’s retention of product ownership at the end-of-lease, ensuring all equipment is returned for refurbishment, reuse or recycling. This closed-loop approach is central to


Takanori Inaho, president of Epson Europe, and Marieke


van Zuien, CEO Belgium and Netherlands at BNP Paribas Leasing Solutions


Vivid to introduce the Matrix reel-to-reel digital foiling system


The Matrix FoilLabel is the latest innovation to be introduced to the market by Vivid Laminating Systems. The new Matrix reel-to-reel digital foiling system makes premium label


embellishment more accessible for all label printers.


Building on the


The Matrix FoilLabel


proven success of the Matrix range, the new Matrix FoilLabel introduces the ability to foil and laminate


reel-to-reel and effi ciently take up waste from label stock. These new capabilities make it easier than ever for digital printers to add premium metallic fi nishes and special effects to label substrates, without the high costs traditionally associated with foiling.


The system includes Matrix Metallic technology to ensure the majority of label stocks will be foilable, including textured material. The Matrix ‘FoilLabel’ has been designed with ease of use, setup takes less than fi ve minutes, and changing over foil colours is fast and simple, ensuring minimal downtime and maximum productivity.


Canon’s ‘Exploring the Future of Print’ report


Mimaki launches new printing podcast


Mimaki has looked to the internet to share its printing knowledge and experience as it launches a brand-new podcast. Its ‘Print Different Podcast’ looks to present fresh insights stories and conversations within the world of digital printing. The topic of its fi rst episode – ‘Sustainability


in Textile Printing’ – explores trending topics in digital print; from innovation and sustainability to customer success stories and the future of the industry.


The podcast will be available exclusively from the Mimaki EMEA YouTube channel, and Spotify. The fi rst episode is already available for


listeners. 10 | October/November 2025


Papergraphics installs HP Stitch S1000 printer in newly renovated demonstration centre


Large-format specialist Papergraphics has offi cially stepped into a new channel, having installed the HP Stitch S1000 printer in its Customer Experience Centre.


The Crawley-based company has already been an


avid reseller of HP products but now, since March 2025, has added the new printer to its offering. CEO, John Selby, said: “It’s an impressive piece of technology that perfectly complements our own Tissaro Fabrics range, allowing us to show customers fi rst-hand how HP’s dye sublimation hardware can be used to produce outstanding textile applications. “It’s not just about demonstrating the machine –


it’s about showing the opportunities it unlocks.” The installation comes amid a comprehensive refresh of its demonstration centre, believed to be the largest space of its kind in the UK. It aims to provide a dynamic, experience-led


environment that will inspire visitors through real-world applications, with immersive zones


The HP Stitch S1000 installed in the new Papergraphics showroom


showcasing fi nished applications across key markets spanning décor, signage, soft furnishings and retail displays. Papergraphics has added several leading HP machines to the new-look facility, all of which customers can see in action during their visit. New additions include the HP Latex 630W, HP Latex 830W and HP Latex R530 printers, as well as both the HP Latex R1000 and HP Latex R2000.


The solar panel installation


Epson’s corporate vision and helps prevent products from entering secondary ‘grey’ markets or being disposed of inappropriately.


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