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A Sustainable Future: Discovering Gogreen FZE’s Initiatives

A Sustainable Future: Discovering Gogreen FZE’s Initiatives

An Exclusive Interview with Mr. Ajay Singh Rajput, Director, Gogreen FZE, UAE

Mr. Ajay Singh Rajput, could you tell us about your company, Go Green – Shaping the future, and its role in the polymer trading industry in the Middle East?

  • AR: Sure! Go Green – Shaping the future is one of the largest polymer traders in the Middle East, with a focus on sustainability and recycling. We are actively involved in exporting polymer materials to Europe, India, Africa, and various other regions in the Middle East.

What sets Go Green apart from other polymer traders in the region?

  • AR: At Go Green, our commitment to environmental responsibility and sustainability sets us apart. Our recycling facilities allow us to contribute significantly to the circular economy, reducing plastic waste and promoting a greener future.

Can you provide some insights into the scope and scale of your polymer trading operations?

  • AR: With our extensive network and strategic partnerships, Go Green has achieved substantial growth in the polymer trading industry. Our export operations reach multiple continents, making us a prominent player in the global market.

How do you ensure the quality of your polymer exports to Europe, India, and Africa?

  • AR: Quality control is of utmost importance to us. We have stringent procedures in place to inspect and certify the polymer materials we export, ensuring they meet international standards and customer requirements.

What future initiatives is Go Green planning to undertake to further promote sustainability in the polymer industry?

  • AR: We are continuously exploring innovative ways to enhance our recycling facilities and increase our use of eco-friendly practices. Additionally, we aim to collaborate with more recycling partners and implement advanced technologies to reduce our environmental footprint further.

Can you share some of the challenges you face in trading polymers in various regions, and how you overcome them?

  • AR: Trading polymers across different regions comes with its challenges, such as regulatory compliance, transportation logistics, and market fluctuations. We tackle these obstacles through our experienced team, comprehensive market research, and strategic planning, ensuring smooth operations and customer satisfaction.

How do you envision Go Green’s role in shaping the future of the polymer industry?

  • AR: Our vision is to be at the forefront of sustainable practices in the polymer industry. By promoting recycling and environmentally friendly processes, we aim to set an example and inspire others to embrace responsible practices for a greener and more sustainable future.

What are some of the upcoming markets or regions that Go Green plans to expand its polymer trading operations into?

  • AR: As part of our growth strategy, Go Green is actively exploring opportunities to expand our presence in emerging markets that show potential for sustainable polymer solutions. While specifics are subject to ongoing market research, regions with a growing emphasis on environmental consciousness and circular economy principles are of particular interest to us.

How does Go Green contribute to the local communities where your recycling facilities are located?

  • AR: Go Green takes its social responsibility seriously. We actively engage with local communities around our recycling facilities, supporting initiatives that promote environmental awareness, education, and sustainable practices. Additionally, we provide employment opportunities and contribute to local economic development.

What are some of the recent achievements or milestones that Go Green – Shaping the future has accomplished?

  • AR: Recently, we were recognized for our outstanding contributions to sustainability and received an industry award for our recycling initiatives. Additionally, we successfully expanded our operations in a key market, solidifying our position as a leading polymer trader in the Middle East.

 

 

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Hubergroup Presents New Solvent-Based, Food-Safe Ink Series For The Asian Market

Hubergroup Presents New Solvent-Based, Food-Safe Ink Series For The Asian Market

hubergroup Print Solutions, a leading international printing ink specialist, will participate in
the 10th Specialty Films & Flexible Packaging Global Summit 2023 as a platinum sponsor.
At this conference, taking place on August 31 and September 1, 2023, in Mumbai,
hubergroup will launch three new solvent-based ink series which are specifically tailored to
the needs of the Asian market: Gecko Platinum Plus, Gecko Platinum NT and Gecko Gold.
Thanks to the intensive research work of hubergroup’s developers in India and Germany,
the sustainable, toluene-free ink series are ideally adapted to today’s high requirements for
safe food packaging.

Carefully selected raw materials further enable these new Gecko series to combine a wide
colour gamut and broad field of application with sustainability. They convince with high run
length, excellent print performance, and eco-friendly formulation that supports sustainable,
future-oriented packaging solutions. The PU (polyurethane)-based series Gecko Platinum Plus and Gecko Platinum NT as well as the hybrid vinyl-based series Gecko Gold are manufactured with the utmost care and highest safety standards and are, thus, GMP (Good Manufacturing Practice) certified.“At hubergroup, we place great emphasis on supporting the production of safe and sustainable packaging. We are, thus, pleased to launch these three state-of-the-art solvent-based series, drawing on our tried and tested Gecko formulations which are specially adapted to the needs of the Asian market,“ says Suresh Kalra, Managing Director India and President Asia at hubergroup. “As one of the biggest packaging summits in the world, the Speciality Films & Flexible Packaging Global Summit is the perfect platform for introducing these new products to the Indian flexible packaging industry. I would like to invite everyone to visit our stand to discuss our solutions for today’s requirements of printers.”

https://www.hubergroup.com/group/en/

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Support Pillar With Clearance Hole and Thread – Extended Product Portfolio

Support Pillar With Clearance Hole and Thread – Extended Product Portfolio

Depending on the size of the injection moulding tool, any deflection when filling the cavities can lead to major problems. Support pillars serve to support mould plates and intermediate plates in order to bridge large gaps between the mould risers.

Greater mould rigidity

The newly designed HASCO support pillars Z571/…, with clearance hole and thread, give designers maximum freedom in mould design, also when high injection moulding pressures have to be absorbed. The use of support pillars makes a considerable contribution to effectively reducing so-called mould breathing, increasing mould rigidity and preventing deflection of the mould parting surface. Different fixing variants in the mould are possible through the thread or the clearance hole.

New additional dimensions

With new additional sizes and lengths, the existing portfolio offers additional varied possibilities for partial support in the mould. The pillars are available direct ex works in the steel quality 1.1730 in diameters ranging from 25-100 mm and lengths ranging from 36-196 mm.

Flexible installation

The thread and clearance hole allow flexible fixing variants in the mould. By shortening the standard lengths, it is also possible to easily and quickly produce customised installation dimensions for special applications. Simple assembly and the reduction in mould deflection guarantee maximum reliability and efficient production during the entire injection moulding process.

www.hasco.com

 

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Special Award for HASCO India

Special Award for HASCO India

HASCO India, based in Bangalore, received a special honour this year. At the Festival of Manufacturing in Delhi, organised by the Economic Times, HASCO India qualified as one of the best companies in the field of standard parts and suppliers for the plastics processing industry. The award ceremony took place during the event with high-profile personalities from politics and business. Our Indian team proudly accepted this special award.

The decisive criteria for the Best Plastics & Polymers Brand Awards are cost efficiency, excellence, technology, and sustainability. HASCO India was able to convince the jury on all four counts. The company’s success derives from the HASCO brand values of agility, innovation, simplicity, and performance, which are lived out all over the world.

As an internationally leading manufacturer of high-quality standardised and modular mould units, as well as individually designed hot runner systems, HASCO offers innovative and economic solutions for designers, mould makers and injection moulders all from a single source. Worldwide, more than 700 employees at 35 sites are making it possible to build moulding tools in the easiest possible way. HASCO has been active in India since 1998. The continuous close support the company provides to the plastics industry has led to constant growth of the Indian branch, which now supports customers in the region with a eleven-man team.

General Manager, Rajnikant Patel: “At HASCO, we are committed to supply high quality products, services through innovative solutions, which offers to increase the performance of plastic moulds-machines. We strongly believe that all our customers and stakeholders are our growth partners. With customer centric approach for all our development, we have established our position as most global reliable partner for mould-bases, accessories & hot-runner system in the mould-making and injection moulding industry. We are naturally delighted and very proud to receive the award “Best Plastics & Polymers Brand 2023”.

The award for “Best Plastics & Polymers Brand 2023” shows the excellent reputation that the HASCO brand enjoys in India. For the team, it constitutes a special incentive to continue along the path they have started on and to face the challenges of the growing market in the plastics industry.

www.hasco.com

 

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Tests Find No Free-Standing Nanotubes Released From Tire Tread Wear

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Tests Find No Free-Standing Nanotubes Released From Tire Tread Wear

  • A tire with a tread enhanced with single wall carbon nanotubes was exposed to accelerated wear and handling simulation tests by Akron Rubber Development Laboratory.
  • Analysis of captured airborne particles showed no free-standing nanotubes.
  • No aerosolized nanotubes in the air during simulation of the life cycle of tires unlocks the door to mass use of single wall carbon nanotubes that have tire industry-acknowledged benefits: improved safety and durability, and reduced energy consumption and vehicle CO2 emissions.

Single wall carbon nanotubes, also known as graphene nanotubes, offer unique benefits in comparison to standard tire additives, such as silica and carbon black, leading to a growing number of projects for developing safer and more eco-friendly tires. Possible release of nanoparticles into the air was of interest for the tire industry, which is heavily focused on environmental aspects. OCSiAl, the world’s largest producer of single wall carbon nanotubes, took a lead in initiating wear simulation tests of a tire enhanced with nanotubes.

The test was performed by ARDL (Akron Rubber Development Laboratory), at a Calspan facility in Cleveland, OH. “We have introduced TUBALL nanotubes produced by OCSiAl into tread to check the probability of nanoparticles exposure, as this tire component experiences the main wear during the car’s motion. An independent laboratory captured any possible aerosol released and applied a specific quantification method relying on Raman spectroscopy for the detection of airborne particles. Only rubber particles with nanotubes embedded into the matrix were discovered. No free-standing TUBALL nanotubes were observed,” said Gunther Van Kerckhove, H&S Lead Manager at OCSiAl.

The performed test once again verifies the results shown by VITO, a leading independent European research and technology organization, in 2017 during abrader tests on single wall carbon nanotube-enhanced epoxy, polyethylene, and elastomer samples. Taber abrading tests revealed no free-standing or protruding nanotubes in those tests. The reason lies in single wall carbon nanotubes’ bonding strength and their unique morphology: ultra-flexible with a 3000:1 length-to-diameter ratio.

“Exposure monitoring studies with material samples are not sufficient for the tire industry. We wanted to check the exposure of a real tire with nanotubes during wear similar road conditions – to check potential impact to human health and the environment. After confirming that no single wall carbon nanotubes are expelled during tire usage, the next step will be to verify that there is no exposure during recycling of a tire either,” said Jean-Nicolas Helt, Development and Support Leader for Elastomers at OCSiAl.

Single wall carbon nanotubes are currently the only market solution allowing the industry to achieve a long-awaited breakthrough in tires: improved durability and safety on the road and reduced energy consumption, leading to cost savings and lower CO2 emissions to the environment.

https://tuball.com/

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Ranpak Expands Cold Chain Offering with Global Launch of RecyCold Climaliner Solution

Ranpak Expands Cold Chain Offering with Global Launch of RecyCold Climaliner Solution

100% sustainable and paper based thermal protection liner keeps products cold up to 48 hours

Ranpak Holdings Corp. (“Ranpak”) (NYSE: PACK), a global leader of environmentally sustainable, paper-based packaging solutions for e-commerce and industrial supply chains, announced the global launch of the RecyCold climalinerTM solution, a highly efficient sustainable thermal liner designed to support Cold Chain shipping needs across a variety of end markets.

A breakthrough technology in the sustainable shipping space for one-way transport, RecyCold climalinerTM is a paper-based thermal liner that ensures products stay within their ideal temperature range for up to 48 hours while simultaneously ensuring recyclability and sustainability. ClimalinerTM’s thermal liner paper is thinner and far more flexible than existing technologies with equal thermal performance, resulting in a solution that enables multiple configurations and box size flexibility while maintaining cold temperatures, dramatically reducing food waste and improving cost and sustainability. In addition, the liner offers an aesthetically attractive, paper-based solution providing positive branding attributes for customers.

The RecyCold climalinerTM thermal liner is part of Ranpak’s continued innovation to solve for customer needs, and can work alone or as a key component in a comprehensive Cold Chain solution along with RecyCold cool packs, a technology acquired by Ranpak currently available in Europe and North America. The climalinerTM technology can support three distinct temperature ranges, spanning ambient products kept near room temperature, chilled products typically stored in a refrigerator, or frozen products below 0°C/32°F, representing critical shipping requirements across the fast-growing mealkit, ready-to-use meals, online grocery, and specialty foods segments. With an estimated 30% of all food wasted annually around the world, RecyCold climalinerTM solution can help tackle the problem of food waste by providing effective cold chain packaging without contributing to plastic pollution.

“The global launch of RecyCold climalinerTM represents our latest innovation in the sustainable shipping space, highlighting the efforts Ranpak has made to deliver cost savings, efficiency gains, and an aesthetically attractive total Cold Chain solution,” said Omar Asali, Chairman & Chief Executive Officer of Ranpak. “The increase in shipping of temperature-controlled items increases the need for scalable and sustainable technologies. We are pleased to include climalinerTM among our growing portfolio of sustainable solutions to help our customers improve their supply chain performance, lower their labor costs, reduce food waste and meet their sustainability goals.”

www.ranpak.com

 

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PR and Communication: The Ingredients to a Successful Trade Show

PR and Communication: The Ingredients to a Successful Trade Show

Trade shows, the bustling hubs of industry networking and innovation, are a golden opportunity for businesses to showcase their portfolio to a targeted audience. In a sea of exhibitors, effective PR and communication can truly make a difference. After an engaging experience at a show in Brussels (www.labelexpo-europe.com), I sat down with a client to review the communication campaign we had executed together for the event. The feedback received was extraordinary and highlighted how the campaign helped them to connect with key clients and prospects at the show. In this blog, we will explore the crucial role of PR and communication in trade show success, and how these efforts can lead to improved brand recognition, higher-quality leads, and increased sales efficiency.

The Mystery Booth

Before partnering with duomedia for their communication and PR, the client faced a common situation at trade shows – attendees approaching their stand with the age-old question, “What is it exactly that you do?”. They started to look for a better way to inform visitors, to make meaningful connections with them and to showcase their offerings more effectively. At that point they turned to duomedia for support with their communication.

The Shift: Arousing Curiosity

With targeted PR and communication strategies in place, the client’s trade show experience underwent a deep transformation. Visitors no longer came to their stand with vague questions, instead, they now came with specific inquiries relating to particular applications. The contrast was remarkable – from uncertainty to curiosity, all thanks to the power of effective communication. Here are some tips we would like to share.

The Key Ingredients for a Successful Campaign

  1. PR – Media Attention : Securing media attention is a game-changer in the world of trade shows. Writing a press release is still the best way to inform the relevant contact about your presence at the show and reach potential clients, and a well-crafted media campaign can create a buzz around your brand, generating anticipation for your participation and attracting the right audience. Media coverage strengthens your company’s credibility and expands its reach, setting the stage for a successful event.
  2. Social Media Presence : In the digital age, a robust social media presence is indispensable. Use platforms such as Twitter, LinkedIn, Instagram, and Facebook to create a sense of excitement in the lead-up to the show. To extend the reach of your posts, make sure to use the official show hashtag. Share teasers, behind-the-scenes glimpses, and informative updates to engage your audience and drive traffic to your booth.
  3. Targeted Social Media Advertising : Paid social media advertising can be a powerful tool to reach a specific audience segment. Fine-tune your advertising to target key demographics, industries and interests, ensuring your brand message reaches those most likely to engage with your products or services.
  4. Registration Page : Don’t overlook the significance of a well-designed registration page. Will you hold a press conference, run a specific demo, or do you want to schedule one-to-one conversations? Create a user-friendly and informative registration page, detailing what benefits can be expected from attending the conference or visiting your booth. Encourage early registration with incentives, such as exclusive demos or giveaways to pique interest.
  5. Direct Mailers : Amid the large amount of digital information we receive, a physical direct mailer can make a lasting impression. Send personalized invitations or promotional materials to potential attendees, emphasizing the value of visiting your booth and highlighting the unique offerings you will showcase.
  6. Press Kit : Editors and journalists have very busy schedules at the show, especially when they’re networking and covering stories for their media outlet. By compiling all your relevant information, such as press releases, company profile, brochures and fact sheets, into a press kit, you can create a handy information source for your contacts. For easy access consider providing the press kit digitally through an online platform, and distribute it onsite on a memory stick.

Planting the Seeds of Future Growth

When it comes to trade shows, the results of a strong PR and communication strategy cannot be underestimated. With an informed market, a business will not only get higher-quality leads but also faster conversions and more efficient sales. A successful campaign aligned with broader marketing objectives helps to capitalise on the full value of a trade show and set the foundation for long-term growth and customer relationships. Curiosity turns into genuine interest with the potential to bloom into fruitful partnerships and conversions.

An Invitation to Success

As we conclude this exploration into the impact of PR and communication on trade show success, I would like to extend a warm invitation to you, dear reader. If you’re looking to strengthen your trade show presence and make a lasting impact on your audience, I’m here to guide you. Reach out to me, and together, we can analyse your unique needs and tailor the best approach for your brand.

As trade shows continue to evolve, let us embrace the transformative power of effective communication and watch our ventures flourish on the global stage.

 

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New RICOH Pro C9500 to Unlock Expanded Revenue Streams and Operational Efficiency for Commercial Printers

New RICOH Pro C9500 to Unlock Expanded Revenue Streams and Operational Efficiency for Commercial Printers

Workflow efficiency and cost optimisation will help simplify operations, automate tasks, maximise productivity and free up time for other tasks

Ricoh Europe is empowering commercial printers to expand revenue streams and enhance operational efficiency with the next generation RICOH Pro C9500 digital colour sheetfed press.

The evolution of the highly popular RICOH Pro C9200 has been enhanced with performance improving technologies designed to elevate productivity and quality, while simplifying operations and expanding application opportunities. It has improved efficiency and automation while developing greater labour savings throughout the entire workflow. Collectively they support cost control, business expansion, and free up time for other tasks.

The flagship toner-based press has also been developed to enable commercial specialists to further accelerate their analogue to digital transition or confidently upgrade their Print on Demand-oriented digital capabilities.

The newly developed RICOH GC OS (Graphic Communications Operating System) engine controller has introduced operational and maintenance management improvements. It includes a larger screen with an intuitive and easy to use user interface and is compatible with external diagnostic systems and maintenance programmes. Users can access the printer from a PC or tablet, and settings can be remotely managed, saving time, even in a multi-skilled environment where printing operators perform numerous tasks.

Greater automation and operational efficiency are powered by the new Auto Color Diagnosis Unit that automates the three critical inspections in commercial printing: quality, registration, and colour fluctuation. It delivers improved inspection accuracy; while there is now greater efficiency post inspection with automatic reprinting and purging functions, and the setting procedure is now easier to operate with seven detection levels to choose from.

Other features and enhancements include:

  • Improved media handling of paper between 40gsm and 470gsm with extended input and output options for media up to 1260mm.
  • A newly developed fusing system that allows media to pass smoothly through the fusing process whilst applying heat and pressure evenly to achieve high image quality on a wide range of substrates.
  • New paper transfer unit to enable improved front to back registration.
    Improved 21.5 inch operator panel enabling the operation of applications in one place.
  • New powerful DFE (Digital Front End) options developed in collaboration with Fiery to support operational efficiency and effectiveness.
  • Speed upgrade up to 135ppm via a productivity module that can be fitted post installation.
  • Improved productivity with fast setup times delivering maximum uptime.
  • New finishing options with the GBC StreamPunch Plus for inline creasing and perforating and the Plockmatic Crease Trimmer unit for top and bottom trimming and creasing.

Eef de Ridder, Vice President, Graphic Communications Group, Ricoh Europe, says: “The new Pro C9500 represents a leap forward in the evolution of production technology designed to enable commercial printers to expand their production reach. Its capabilities are further supported by a range of value added software options including RICOH TotalFlow Supervisor™, RICOH TotalFlow Production Manager and RICOH FusionPro that enable clients to maximise their product’s effectiveness and return on their Ricoh investment.”

The Pro C9500 also incorporates proven technologies introduced on the RICOH Pro C9200. They include VCSEL technology (Vertical Cavity Surface Emitting Laser), DEMS (Development Electric-field Modulation System), fusing belt smoothing roller, DSC (Dynamic Shading Correction), registration adjustment, and inline sensor system.

The RICOH Pro C9500 digital colour sheetfed press is available in Europe, Middle East and Africa from September.

For more information visit www.ricoh-europe.com

 

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Locating Ring Adapters With New Dimensions

Locating Ring Adapters With New Dimensions

A locating ring facilitates the accurate installation of injection moulds in the machine. With the latest extension to the range, HASCO offers its customers even more flexibility in production planning by adding four more adaption sizes to the product portfolio.

Rapid tool-free adaption

HASCO locating ring adapters Z7500/… allow, through an integrated frictional spring tensioning system, a flexible, tool-free adaption of injection moulding tools on injection moulding machines with larger apertures. Machining adjustments are not necessary.

Improved machine utilisation

The use of locating ring adapters guarantees improved machine utilisation because they enable rapid production changeovers even if the tool and machine do not initially fit one another as regards the diameter of the locating ring. As a result, flexibility in production planning is significantly increased.

Large lead-in chamfer for the injection moulding machine

A large lead-in chamfer allows easy installation in the injection moulding machine via an 8 mm guide. Lever slots are provided as a dismantling aid. For secure fixing, appropriate circular wire circlips Z 692 /… are available as spare parts.

All the locating ring adapters have an unambiguous laser inscription to ensure rapid and error-free deployment of the correct adapter in production. The stainless steel locating ring adapters are suitable for clean rooms and come in inch and metric versions ex stock.

www.hasco.com

 

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How Production Printers Are Enabling Marketers to Respond to Today’s Market Defining Pressures

How Production Printers Are Enabling Marketers to Respond to Today’s Market Defining Pressures

By Sander Sondaal, Director Commercial Print Sales, Ricoh Graphic Communications, Ricoh Europe

Escalating costs, greater development of sustainable practices, and enhancing customer engagement are among the market pressures shaping strategy for today’s marketers, print buyers, and brands.

These pressures are defining their relationship with the communications channels that can be used and the technologies that can be adopted in these ways:

1 Escalating costs

The European Parliament reported that the rising cost of living is the most pressing worry for 93% of Europeans. Almost half of the EU population (46%) say that their standard of living had been reduced due to the consequences of the COVID-19 pandemic, Russia’s invasion of Ukraine and the cost of living crisis. A further 39% expect to see their standard of living fall in during 2023.

Great Britain’s Office for National Statistics reported that 71% of British adults were cutting back on non-essentials, 54% were shopping around more and 52% were spending less on food shopping and essentials. Europeans are also cutting back on subscriptions such as those for streaming services, fitness apps or other non-essential things.

This places greater pressure onmarketers, print buyers, and brands to deliver improved affordability or to communicate why their offering is valuable. It is also why they should choose the most appropriate message and avoid a spray and pray approach. This is where highly crafted, personalised but affordable campaigns, produced on the just-announced Ricoh Pro™ 9500, the latest evolution in colour sheetfed digital printing technology, can be developed to detail relevant USPs.

2 Sustainability

According to Deloitte’s Global Marketing Trends 2023 brands reported their top three priorities for sustainability efforts were improving sustainability of internal marketing practices, promoting more sustainable product and service offerings, and establishing long term sustainability commitments.

Digital production printers have been developed to produce tailored campaigns on demand, ensuring the most efficient use of resources. They have also been designed to be more sustainable in terms of their manufacture by reducing energy consumption while maximising production uptime and efficiency. Ricoh’s software, some of which is cloud-based, aids efficiency, productivity and trims waste, particularly with substrates.

Ricoh also identifies practical solutions to help print businesses drive down costs, transform operations and support growth with its Lean Print Services while its Carbon Balanced Printing Programme enables operations to analyse, optimise and neutralise their carbon emissions. Ricoh operates a zero waste to landfill strategy at its manufacturing facility too, and its Comet Circle model for reusing parts and recycling materials lessens environmental impact and promotes a multi-tiered recycling system.. All these benefits can be passed on to marketers, print buyers, and brands.

These are just a few of the initiatives that have resulted in Ricoh being rated as one of the Global 100 Most Sustainable Corporations in the world for the eleventh time and selected as a member of the Sustainability Yearbook 2023 by S&P Global.

3 Personalisation

Customers have growing expectations around personalisation with an Insider Intelligence survey reporting 73% of shoppers imagine brands will understand their unique needs. 56% expect offers to always be personalised.

This is where personalised print produced on systems such as the brand new Ricoh Pro C9500 can play a key role. Beyond using the recipient’s name and address marketers can develop tailored communications and content that respond to specific triggers or actions. These can be based on previous information shared such as key dates, interests or buying habits

.Deloitte’s research also highlighted interest in the implementation of systems or algorithms to enhance customer personalisation. Output from Ricoh’s class leading production printers is supported by software solutions such as /data.mill Data Cleansing Solution that automatically interrogates and corrects data inaccuracies quickly and simply, aiding a smooth and effective process and the easy to use FusionPro VDP Solutions suite of tools for simple design and production of personalised communications.

These are just some of the ways digital printing can help marketers, print buyers, and brands respond to the challenges they face today. Its versatility and content flexibility enables specific tailoring for messaging that resonates, is memorable, and drives results.

For further information, please visit www.ricoh-europe.com

 

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