This evolution has a direct positive impact on the printing process itself. The machines have minimal setup time and perform tasks at impressive speeds, with unparalleled reproduction quality. Integrated software is essential for automation, controlling the work and preventing errors.
The foreign trade shows and joint booths organized internationally by Messe Düsseldorf serve as powerful showpieces for Düsseldorf as a trade show and business location. Messe Düsseldorfs portfolio now includes 73 events abroad, plus 25 trade shows at the home base.
At 6 p.m. sharp on 24 June, the lights in the hall of the theatre designed by Alvar Aalto went dark. After a grand opening, Professor Dr Peter Zec, founder and CEO of Red Dot, welcomed around 1,300 guests to the Red Dot Gala 2024.
Intergrafs annual Economic Report, The Evolution of the European Graphic Industry, provides extensive economic information about the European graphic industry. It shows historical developments and comparisons between countries.
Although these figures are significantly below those of the last drupa in 2016 (260,000 visitors, 1,800 exhibitors), the high level of expertise and decision-making competence of this years visitors was particularly positively emphasized.
The latest edition of the Print Matters conference brought together an impressive gathering of more than 85 industry professionals from over 20 countries. Co-organized by Intergraf and NOPA, the event took place on 14 June 2024 in Bucharest, Romania.
Literary and cultural scientist Daria Vakhrushova is awarded the drupa Prize 2024 for her outstanding thesis. With this award drupa honours and supports outstanding young scientists from the Faculty of Philosophy at Heinrich Heine University Düsseldorf every year.
