While the publishing industry had a relatively stable 2020 and a pretty sunny 2021 thus far, we are definitely not out of the woods yet, not with the pesky mutating virus around. For Hong Kong/China print manufacturers, pandemic-induced challenges outside of their control are hampering the efforts to deliver the final goods to their clients. But with pragmatic optimism and sheer perseverance, these industry players are finding (and fighting) their way out of the challenging situation. Click through to read their stories, or browse the special report in our Scribd reader below. Recent articles from PW on issues affecting both publishing and print manufacturing are also included. Do visit PW Printing Marketplace to learn more about featured printing companies.
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Print Manufacturers in Hong Kong and China Face Pandemic Chaos Head-On
Artron Focuses on Art Books and Digital Printing
Forging Ahead on the Digital Path at C&C Offset
Continued Expansion and Innovation at Hung Hing
Imago Strives to Meet Clients’ Every Demand
Leveraging Close Collaborations at Jade Productions
Leo Paper is Going Greener and Leaner
A Selection of Amazing Projects
Deciding Between Wet and Digital Proofs
More Price Hikes Hitting the Print Industry
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An Eco-Friendly Approach to Publishing: Close-up on HP Publishing Solutions
Global CEOs Discuss Silver Linings, Consequences of the Pandemic
High Costs, Services Disruptions Plague Book Biz Supply Chain
Industry Groups Unite in Environmental Initiative
Print Unit Sales Fell in Early July
Publishers Could Get Tariff Refund
When Publishers Try Their Hands at Cards
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