Monthly March, 2015
More and more companies are returning to a green agenda as the economic recovery gathers pace. Large businesses, government bodies, small social enterprises and SMEs are once again starting to promote their environmental credentials. The global strain on our planet, coupled with a consumer desire to choose eco-friendly merchandise, creates opportunities for businesses to market
3D printing emerged in 1986. Initially confined to the world of tool making, prototype design, engineering, architecture and some manufacturing, it did not gain widespread interest until 1990. While still not anywhere near its full potential, many believe that the coming years will see 3D printing transform the way we live and trade. Also known as
Compliance in the branded merchandise sector has historically been something of a grey area for importers and manufacturers. Today, however, responsible suppliers – and trade bodies such as the BPMA, which helps educate its members about compliance – are making the industry a safer and more reliable place. Suppliers of branded merchandise are no longer