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Fespa has revealed the visitor numbers for its co-located Global Print Expo, European Sign Expo, Personalisation Experience and inaugural Sportswear Pro events.

Fespa UK has named Paul Noble as its new president and Nathan Swinson-Bullough as the new vice president of the national association.

Fespa Global Print Expo 2024 has impressed in Amsterdam and delivered on its aim to reveal the numerous opportunities on offer to the sector.

Liyu International has revealed two brand-new machines at Fespa 2024, including its new flagship flatbed model, the Platinum KCXL+.

French film manufacturer Hexis has launched its European recycling scheme at Fespa 2024, six months after first trialling the programme in France.

Keditec has leapt into the European market with a brand-new €15,000 direct-to-film printer.

Shenzen-based manufacturer Sunthinks has brought its flagship 50m/min single-pass 230mm UV printer for small signage and promotional material to Fespa.

After taking its first steps into the world of industrial print at last year’s show in Munich, Brother has committed itself to the market at Fespa 2024.

Roland DG has had a busy start to Fespa, presenting three new machines and celebrating its launch to market of the recently-acquired textured print specialist Dimense (now DG Dimense).

Indian fabric printing specialist Colorjet has launched its latest engine, the 1.8m wide pigment ink Earth 32i, to the European market at Fespa 2024.

Two new feeders for Summa (1-D80) cutting tables have received their Fespa debut at the Belgian manufacturer’s stand in hall 1.

EFI unveiled two new additions to its portfolio on its stand yesterday (19 March), including a significantly upgraded version of its successful Pro 32r+ platform.

Coldenhove, Greentex and Klieverik have joined forces to present at a single stand for Fespa 2024.

Fespa 2024 is hosting the new Sportswear Pro exhibition and the first Sportswear Pro conference.

Agfa’s Digital Print & Chemicals operation overtook Radiology last year to become its biggest division – with inkjet ink sales up 14%, boosted by the conversion of former Inca customers.