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Sustainability shifts from marketing buzzword to core business strategy

Sustainability is transitioning from a marketing concept to a core business strategy and competitive differentiator across various industries. Experts suggest that true sustainability integrates the intersection of people, planet, and profit, rather than focusing solely on environmental impact.

In the wide-format printing sector, sustainability is increasingly linked to operational efficiency and waste reduction. For instance, investing in advanced machinery can significantly lower reprint rates, which simultaneously improves quality and reduces material waste. This demonstrates that sustainability can function as a driver of productivity rather than just a cost center.

In broader manufacturing, sustainability has become an expectation from investors, regulators, and customers. Companies are increasingly using sustainability as an operating performance discipline to manage risks associated with resource constraints, energy volatility, and supply chain disruptions. Organizations that integrate these practices into product design and operations are better positioned to build resilience and meet growing demand for responsible solutions.

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Durst · PPG · PRINTING United Alliance · Peter Votruba-Drzal · Sara Osorio