Last year, the total output value of Changsha's printing industry ranked third in the country

News: onJune 14,the 2023 Central (Changsha)PrintingIndustry ExpoPrintingThis expo will last for 3 days, including 1 expo, 1 exchange seminar, 8 special activities, and 3 inspection routes for printing companies.

  This year's India Expo has been fully upgraded, with an exhibition area of 18,000 square meters. There are four major exhibition areas: the National Printing Equipment and Consumables Exhibition Area, the National Advertising Sign Equipment Exhibition Area, the "India" Elephant Changsha Exhibition Area, and the Changsha Top Ten Printing Exhibition Area, attracting a total of 200 people. More than upstream and downstream enterprises in the industrial chain and industry leaders participated. Among them, Changsha's top ten printing exhibition areas display the new pursuit, new products, new processes and new ideas of Changsha's printing industry with ten types of printing products, including party constitutions, theme books, fireworks packaging, wine packaging, food packaging, and Internet celebrity products.

  This year's India Expo also organized and planned a number of special activities. Jointly hold the 2023 "Digital Intelligence Empowerment" high-quality development exchange seminar on the printing industry with the China Printing and Equipment Industry Association, and jointly hold the "Digital Printing (Variable QR Code Jet Printing) Quality Requirements and Standards Propaganda and Implementation with the China Printing Technology Association" ", and held multiple training sessions for the heads of printing companies .

  In recent years, Changsha's printing industry has shown the characteristics of "four modernizations" of green, digital, intelligent, and integrated, and is moving towards high quality. In 2022, the total output value of Changsha's printing industry will reach 20.869 billion yuan, an increase of 6.6% over the previous year, accounting for more than 7% of the city's cultural industry, ranking third in the country in output value, and the added value of the printing industry accounting for 8.58% of GDP .