Exploring how to make printing more environmentally friendly in Shanghai

From Shanghai Printing Industry Association, National Association of Printing, Publishing and Paper Processing Technology Providers (NPES), Shanghai Packaging Technology Association, Shanghai Environmental Science Society, Shanghai Printing (Group) Company, Shanghai Printing New Technology (Group) Company The 3rd Printing and Environmental Forum organized by Shanghai Meihu Printing New Technology Co., Ltd. and Shanghai Printing Technology Research Institute "Printing Magazine" was held in Shanghai on September 26.

According to the latest survey conducted by the Printing Industry Association of America / Graphic Arts Foundation (PIA/GATF), it is found that up to 20% of printing inks are never transferred to printing media such as paper. The waste ink produced in the printing process together with the cleaning solvent, the light-sensitive treatment liquid, the lubricating oil, the printing plate coating, etc. constitutes one of the three major wastes of the printing industry. The other two are solid waste and waste gas. Not only does it cause a lot of waste of ink, it also causes a great deal of pollution to the environment.

Wang Bing, Director of Greater China of Kodak Company, Sam Doyle, Vice President of Equipment Sales Department of PAMARCO Global Imaging Company, and Albert Ulemayr, President of Shanghai Weigera Printing Equipment Co., Ltd. Focusing on the "coordinated development of the printing industry and the environment, making printing more environmentally friendly, and making life better" and other topics will be discussed in depth.