Your enterprise clients just made flashy net zero promises to the world – and guess what? They're expecting you to help them keep those promises, or they'll find someone who will. In this session recording, Lou Raiola breaks down the cold, hard reality that major corporations are now requiring suppliers to complete GHG emissions inventories, commit to reporting frameworks, and present actual reduction strategies. This isn't optional anymore – it's the new cost of doing business. In this recorded session, you'll discover how to decode what your clients' net zero commitments actually mean for you, the specific emissions scopes and requirements that could tank your supplier relationship, and real market data on what corporations are demanding from their supply chain. Lou provides a practical game plan to get ahead of these requirements before they become deal-breakers and shows how to flip compliance from burden to competitive advantage.

Manuel Yepes de Viappiani (Colombia), Carlos González de Nanogruppe (México) y Armando Castilla de MediaPliego (Colombia) comparten cómo la creatividad, la innovación y la colaboración están moldeando la industria de la impresión en la región.

This webinar provides an essential update on European deforestation legislation (EUDR) compliance for the graphic printing industry. Presented by Intergraph (European Association representing graphic industries) in collaboration with DCO, the session covers the latest clarifications and simplifications introduced by the European Commission. Key topics include the updated timeline with the application deadline postponed to December 30, 2025 (June 30, 2026 for small/micro companies), and detailed scope clarifications for paper, board and printed products. The presentation explains exclusions for recycled materials, secondhand products and various use-phase scenarios like correspondence, business-use paper and packaging materials. The webinar outlines specific obligations for European printing companies based on their size (SME vs. non-SME) and sourcing patterns (EU vs. non-EU paper). It also demonstrates the Due Diligence Statement (DDS) creation process using the EU's TRACES information system, including practical examples of reference number allocation and supply chain communication. Important clarifications address customer demands, transitional periods for existing stock and special cases involving non-EU companies. The session emphasizes that geolocation data is not required for EU-sourced materials and that SME suppliers cannot be forced to submit DDS by larger customers.

For more than a century, The Gilman Brothers has quietly stood at the forefront of display and signage material manufacturing.

How one Italian company is scaling sustainable print — and educating clients along the way.

Dscoop EdgeのスピーカーであるLou Raiola氏が、競争環境の中で「サステナビリティ」というストーリーを企業の本質にどう組み込むかについて語りました。

A shared love for print and innovation brought Monadnock and Blooming Color together—what followed was more than partnership, it was a perfect match to launch something truly special.