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Планираното за октомври 2020г световно изложение в Мадрид се отменя за март 2021. Fespa Print Global Show ще се проведе в Амстердам. FESPA вече ще бъде домакин на следващото си водещо международно изложение в изложбения център RAI в Амстердам, Холандия, от 9-12 март 2021 г., което отново включва FESPA Global Print Expo, European Sign Expo и Sportswear Pro. Изпълнителният директор на FESPA Нийл Фелтън съобщи: „През март 2020 г. взехме решението да отложим FESPA Global Print Expo с шест месеца пред настъпващата пандемия и нейните последици за нашите изложители и посетители. Оттогава развитието на COVID-19 е динамично и непредсказуемо. Въпреки че много региони постепенно излизат от извънредното положение, в този момент не можем да сме сигурни, че ще отговорим на очакванията на изложители и посетители на изложението на FESPA, ако го проведем през октомври тази година. Началото на март 2021 г. е най-добрата алтернатива, даваща време на нашите изложители и посетители да се възстановят, а ние да се подготвим напълно за всички нови оперативни изисквания. Обратната връзка от пазара показва, че изправена пред значителните пазарни предизвикателства през 2020 г., нашата общност ще приветства FESPA Global Print Expo през март 2021 г. като важна платформа за възстановяване на бизнеса и напредъка в началото на следващата година. Амстердам е популярна и доказана дестинация за събития на FESPA, като градът е бил домакин на успешни изложения през 2006, 2009 и 2016 г. Достъпността му по сухопътни и железопътни линии от толкова много райони на Северна и Централна Европа ще бъде предимство за много посетители в този момент. Това ново издание на FESPA Global Print Expo за март 2021 г. ще замени първоначално предвиденото събитие за 2021 г. в Мюнхен, Германия. FESPA ще се върне в Мюнхен през 2022 година.
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Ready For Business: Re-Opening Builds Momentum for FESPA Global Print Expo 2021 Countdown begins to first international live event for speciality print community since 2019 Exhibitors and visitors are getting ready to do face-to-face business at FESPA Global Print Expo 2021 and European Sign Expo 2021 (12-15 October, RAI, Amsterdam, The Netherlands), in light of the progressive relaxation of COVID restrictions and re-opening of hospitality and live events. This progress, enabled by the pace of the vaccination programme in Europe, means that the two live FESPA events can now go ahead in Amsterdam in October with no restrictions on visitor numbers or density within halls and on individual exhibitor stands, and without one-way systems. This and other positive developments such as the introduction of the EU Digital COVID Certificate and the steady relaxation of travel restrictions and quarantine requirements for travellers between many European countries, are fuelling business confidence among suppliers and service providers in the speciality print community, and building excitement for the return of the sector’s first live international event since 2019. FESPA Global Print Expo 2021 and the co-located European Sign Expo will bring together over a broad spectrum of exhibitors over 16,000m² of exhibition space at the RAI in October*. Together, they will offer print, textile and visual communications businesses a long-overdue opportunity to see the latest digital wide format, screen, textile printing and signage product innovations ‘in real life’, to touch and try technologies and materials, and to access the expert advice they need in person. Exhibitors include 3A, Agfa, Ahlstrom Munksjö, Brother, Canon Production Printing, d.gen Inc, Durst, Kornit, M&R, Mimaki Europe, OneVision, Roland DG and STS Inks. Visitors can also enjoy a pared-back feature programme, including the popular Printeriors interior décor showcase and the Wrap Masters vehicle wrapping event. FESPA CEO Neil Felton comments: “After such a long hiatus and so many disappointments, it feels incredible to finally be less than three months away from opening the doors to a live FESPA event. The anticipation from our exhibitors is mounting, and with the restrictions within live events eased, we can deliver an experience that comes as close as possible to what people expect from FESPA. Of course, this year will be different in lots of ways, but European print business owners are telling us that they need live events back to support their planning and investment decisions. With this event, we’ll set out to deliver the most comprehensive product and applications showcase possible to support their business recovery and build foundations for future growth.” COVID precautions Participants can rely on all the necessary health and safety precautions relating to COVID, including an enhanced cleaning regime, prominent hand sanitising facilities and wider aisles to allow for optimal visitor flow without bottlenecks. With a view to reducing physical touchpoints where possible, visitors will be able to enter both events using a digital ticket held on their mobile phone, and use QR codes around the show to access online versions of brochures, exhibitor marketing collateral and magazines via an updated FESPA event app. Mask wearing and distancing will be recommended. Registration for FESPA Global Print Expo 2021 is live at www.fespaglobalprintexpo.com and visitors can benefit from a €30 discount on their entry ticket by quoting code FESM110. Topics Interested in joining our community? Enquire today about joining your local FESPA Association or FESPA Direct Recent news Process Control: Beyond RIP Software Most large format RIPs are fully featured digital front ends capable of managing jobs through their printer queues, but larger printshops may need a little more help. Nessan Cleary advises on large format printers should consider a workflow that centralises tasks before the job reaches the RIP. Decarbonising the future In the context of climate change, decarbonisation means reducing or eliminating greenhouse gas emissions. This article looks at three of the main sources directly affecting printing: the energy sector, transport, and heating and cooling buildings. The power of live events FESPA's Head of FESPA Global Print Expo Michael Ryan discusses and emphasizes the importance of live events especially after COVID. Michael shares feedback from visitors who attended FESPA Global Print Expo 2022 in Berlin.