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"Color is the new bold!" The times of using only monochromatic fonts are over, writes Mark van Wageningen.

When it comes to perfect colour reproduction, using the best paper is one thing. Knowing how to make it work with any device is another.
 

What roles play sustainability and recycled paper in the printing business and how important is it to find your own niche?

Recycled paper comes in all shapes and forms, but until we get there, a lot of things have to happen.

Reading between the lines gives you infinite possibilities. As does our premium deep black design paper PERGRAPHICA® Infinite Black.

The innovative Swiss printer Lorenz Boegli tells a legend from classical antiquity in contemporary screen-printing – on Pergraphica Infinite Black.
 

In times when magazines shut down their print editions in favour of a digital approach, it's exceptional when things develop the other way around.

One of the reasons the world has slowly been getting better is a shift in thinking about how and why we develop our world. A shift exemplified by the introduction of the UN Sustainable Development Goals.

When the first colour laser printer was invented in Japan, it soon became clear that it this new technology would also need a new kind of paper. The experts at Mondi got to work and after several years of research and development released Color Copy into the world. 

Choosing the right paper for the job can sometimes also mean that with a bit of luck, you'll be sent on a vacation with your whole family. 

Recycled paper is a perfect example of circular economy. With fresh fibres playing an important part.

Read about why it's so important for us to get our white just right, in this third and final part of our special on Ideal Whiteness.

Japan and Austria - a connection rooted in the 19th century, and now explored in a little museum in Rabenstein Castle in Styria. 

How do we see colour and how does it relate to the different kinds of whiteness some people prefer? Find out in the second part of our little series on ideal whiteness.

What happens, when you take uncoated fine paper and let creatives go wild with it? We wanted to find out!

Have you ever wondered how we see colour? Or why paper is white? Well we’re obsessed by answering questions like this and in this first part of a series we'll start by explaining a few key things.

Thirty years of innovations - and no signs of stopping.

How after a devastating earthquake in Haiti, Italian printshop owner Vito Ferrone decided to help where it matters.

How a hydropower plant in the South of Brazil helped make Color Copy CO₂-neutral
 

The high performance of these machines takes digital printing to a new level of output. 

Premium paper for premium chocolate - a match made in heaven

A portfolio book showcasing almost everything Pergraphica has to offer

How a natural product found its natural paper

What great BBQ and great paper have in common

A magazine that doubles as a year in review and outlook into the near and sometimes not so near future

In a small café in the center of a small market, great things are happening. And now there's a book to prove it