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Shortlist unveiled for Gift of the Year 2024
he shortlist for the
prestigious Gift of the Year Awards 2024 has been announced. This annual event celebrates innovation, creativity, and excellence in the home and giftware sector, recognising outstanding products and ranges that have captured the hearts of our judges made up of retailers and buyers. After careful consideration and evaluation by our panel of esteemed judges, we are delighted to reveal the amazing products that have made it into this year’s shortlist. The selected entries have demonstrated exceptional quality, design, and a true understanding of market trends. The shortlisted products span across twenty categories, showcasing the
diversity and innovation within our creative sector. From imaginative designs to practical solutions, each product on the shortlist represents the pinnacle of achievement in the home and giftware world.
The Giftware Association who runs the awards would like to extend its sincere congratulations to all the shortlisted companies and their outstanding products. Being shortlisted for the Gift of the Year Awards is a remarkable accomplishment, and it refl ects the
Fiery unveils new website F
iery, LLC, the largest independent provider of digital front ends (DFEs), has announced its new website, user community, and learning platform to empower the print community to achieve unparalleled levels of digital printing excellence.
From one cohesive
Fiery.com website, customers can fi nd Fiery product information and free trials, training courses, expert advice, and engage with peers on print technologies for commercial printing, packaging, sign and display graphics, building materials, offi ce, and speciality products. “At Fiery, we have always put our customers and partners at the centre
of our business decisions,” said John Henze, vice president, sales and marketing, Fiery. “Our new website refl ects this commitment as well as our passion for innovation and making the DFE the most essential part of digital print.”
The company website will signifi cantly enhance the user experience by streamlining navigation. Visitors can easily locate the information they need and discover the immediate impact Fiery DFEs and workfl ow software can have on their print operations through improved speed, precision, and increased productivity and profi tability.
dedication and talent of those involved in bringing these products to market. Chris Workman, PR & marketing manager said: “It’s a job that gets harder and harder each year for our judges as more and more innovative and design led products enter, but to make it through this fair is such an achievement, but even just by entering your products would have been seen by over 100 industry judges.
The Shortlisted products will now be judged for the second time round in person, where they will be on display at Spring Fair through the duration for the judges to fully review the brands, as well as being on display to an international audience.
• The shortlist can be viewed on
www.giftoftheyear.co.uk
GTX 600 Inks approved by GOTS 7.0
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rother’s latest development, the GCX-6 inks specifi cally designed for the GTX600, have received the respected GOTS Letter of Approval, Version 7.0.
This accreditation represents a signifi cant milestone in our commitment to maintaining strict environmental standards in our product line. With this certifi cation, we proudly affi rm our commitment to sustainability and environmentally conscious manufacturing practices and ensure that our products meet the highest requirements of the Global Organic Textile Standard. This achievement underlines our continued efforts to provide innovative solutions that not only meet industry requirements, but also focus on environmental responsibility and consumer confi dence.
| 6 | February 2024
www.printwearandpromotion.co.uk
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