Demand for sustainable printing is soaring in today’s environmentally conscious world, so assimilating the benefits of different print technologies is a cost-effective way to slash waste, minimise dependence on potentially harmful materials, and reduce the carbon footprint.

Established in 1999 by founder & owner, Mr Derry Bryan – The Label Centre has recently moved into a newly renovated, modern production facility in Dudley, UK – from where the company services the following industries:

Although the printing industry has been dogged by a reputation for poor environmental standards, much progress to improve its sustainability has been made in recent years.

Printed fabrics are widely accepted in production of home textiles & the fashion & sports garment industry. Fashion & sports wear demand high impact decoration and graphics with a rapid turnaround for fast design, production and delivery to the high street.

James Labels, based in Bacup, Lancs has become the latest UK label printer to install the AccurioLabel 230 digital toner press, manufactured by Konica Minolta and supplied by Focus Label Machinery Ltd.

Sustainable printing is more than just a fashion. With 82 per cent of consumers prepared to pay more for sustaining packaging, product manufacturers can showcase their environmental commitment while seizing lucrative growth opportunities. The old adage may advise against judging a book by its cover but, inevitably, many consumers do, so attractive and appealing packaging can drive customer engagement and yield financial gains.