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Industry leaders unite to launch the Sustainable Print Manifesto
T
he ‘Sustainable Print Manifesto’, an independent, industry-wide initiative
has been created to provide a simple, practical, and relevant sustainability framework across all print sectors.
The manifesto aims to show the print industry that more collaboration is how to accelerate progress, while also providing a blueprint for continual improvement, shared learning, and improved collective progress. Brought about by working groups, webinars and articles, the manifesto has been made collaboratively with printers,
strategist at HP, one of the founding partners, said: ‘‘I believe in the value of print and the positive impact it has in the world. But I also believe that there’s still room for improvement.
Carlos Lahoz at the launch of the Sustainable Print Manifesto in Berlin
manufacturers, and industry professionals and experts.
Carlos Lahoz, industrial print sustainability
“To accelerate innovation and progress, collaboration is key. Collaboration built on trust and transparency, towards a shared goal. This is what this manifesto aims for, and this is why I pledge to its principles.” The manifesto also sets out nine practical principles, including choosing better, lower-impact materials and ink, minimising waste, reducing carbon and energy consumption and recycling and reusing operational materials.
75Media announces shock voluntary liquidation
KR8 Advisory are appointed to place 75Media into liquidation
7 HEXIS Wrap Battle returns to SDUK 2026
HEXIS Wrap Battle announces return at Sign & Digital UK 2026
H
EXIS UK has announced the HEXIS Wrap Battle, a live wrapping competition taking place during Sign & Digital UK 2026, is set to return for the Sign & Digital UK 2026 show at the NEC Birmingham. Across February 22 to 24, eight competitors will go head-to-head in up to three challenging installation rounds, designed to test precision, speed, and application expertise using premium HEXIS materials.
At the end of each day, one overall winner will be crowned and rewarded with a full roll of their chosen
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colour from the new HEXIS HXONE SuperGloss Series cast wrapping film – a standout prize featuring HEXIS’ latest ultra-high-gloss technology. Every competitor will also receive a wrap battle goodie bag, packed with professional tools and accessories, sponsored by SHAG Tools, ProThings, Paint is Dead ProSeries, and Olfa. The HEXIS Wrap Battle is open to professional installers looking to showcase their skills on a national stage in front of a live audience of industry peers, suppliers, and potential customers.
5Media has announced that it has gone into voluntary liquidation after reported issues with rental payment negotiations. The board of directors of the out-of-home media company made the decision after negotiations with billboard landlords failed to reach an agreement. As reported on the Daily DOOH, the company went into voluntary liquidation due to needing to reduce or restructure their billboard rental payments with its infrastructure landlord, however after failing to reach an agreement the company filed for liquidation. KR8 Advisory was appointed to begin process of placing the company into voluntary liquidation with immediate effect. Speaking on LinkedIn, the 75Media directors said: “We are profoundly grateful to everyone who has been part of 75Media. While today’s announcement marks the end of our trading journey, we hope that the impact we have made together across the roadside advertising landscape will endure for many years to come.”
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