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The article focuses on the state of print-manufacturing business in Hong Kong, China amid worldwide decrease in unit sales of print books as of July 24, 2023. Topics include disruptions in supply chains due to high paper prices, shifting business patterns of the print manufacturing with low investment expenditures, and downsizing of printing facilities due to rising labor costs.

The article discusses the Asian printing industry as of August 19, 2013, with a focus on Hong Kong, China print manufacturers, mergers and ventures within the industry, and an overview of ten export printers and their projects and services. Topics include the merger of Asia Pacific Offset Ltd. (APOL) with firm 1010 Printing Group, digital printing, and luxury packaging. INSETS: E.D. Ward, A Mercurial Bear: Edward Gorey Sticker Kit;'Shahnameh: The Epic of the Persian Kings';Monkey;Star Wars Super Deformed Plush (SDPs)

The article offers information on Hong Kong and China Printing Industry. Topics discussed the U.S.-China trade dispute and other trade standoffs in different parts of the world; views of Henry Woo, general manager of Leo Paper's OEM business department on looking forward on the close relationships and strong partnerships; and commercial contribution or cost challenges with or without tariff implementation.

The article focuses on the challenges faced by print manufacturing industry in Hong Kong, China due to lockdowns to prevent COVID-19 pandemic. Topics include supply chain disruptions due to shipping of container shortages, surge in demand of children's book, and shipping delays due to increased air-freight rates and congestion at airports.

The article looks at the transformation of the Hong Kong/China print manufacturing industry into the world's print manufacturing hub. Neil Palfreyman of Thames & Hudson points out that technological advances have led to greater consistency in the printed result. Derek Hill of the British and Foreign Bible Society describes how prepress technology changed the industry. Pop-up creator and designer David Carter cites the three major changes in the pop-up segment.

The article examines the economic conditions of the print manufacturing industry in Hong Kong, China. It looks at how wage increases have impacted the labor market and productivity as well as how advances in digital printing have improved the industry. Noted companies covered in the article include Hung Hing, Leo Paper Group, and Magnum Offset.

The article presents updates on the printing industry in Hong Kong, China as of 1982. The location of Hung Hing in Tin Wan experienced a severe fire that was caused by a neighboring factory. Particular focus is given to the genesis of Regent Publishing Services. Leo Paper was established by friends Samuel Leung and Hok Hung Fung at A Kung Ngam Village and initially focused on producing paper bags for U.S. customers.

Focuses on the state of the printing industry in Hong Kong, China. Evaluation of several printing companies; Equipment and technology; Project management. INSETS: Thai Printers on the Move;Paper at Present.

The article chronicles the major shifts that affect the publishing and printing industries in the past decade, as well as the responses of print manufacturers from Hong Kong, China. In 2001, direct-to-print was in its initial stages and the first Screen TruePress was first seen outside Japan at Dai Nippon's New Territories facility in Hong Kong. In 2010, quick file correction and title revision is enabled by digitization.

The article considers the possible increase in the number of print projects in Hong Kong, China in 2008. The fact remains that it is still cheaper to manufacture in Hong Kong/China. The unequivocal belief is that new presses with state-of-the-art technology deliver much higher efficiency and quality, and, in the longer run, are more cost-effective than running and refurbishing old metals. For this reason, the contingent of Hong Kong/China suppliers visiting print equipment fairs is always one of the fastest to implement a new technology.

The article explores how print suppliers in Hong Kong and China are responding to changes and challenges posed by market and geopolitical events. Topics covered include the impact of the devaluation of the British pound caused by the Brexit on the print suppliers that service British publishers, the effect of the overcapacity in the U.S. and China and adopting digital printing technology.

The article reports on the approach taken by Hong Kong/China print manufacturers to increasing productivity. It is noted that such manufacturers substituted success with higher efficiencies given the frenetic activities that are going on at every production facility. Such an approach involves the deployment of automated systems and the installation of new technologies. On-screen proofing is widely used, except for the high-end illustrated book segment. Information is also presented on several print suppliers.

The article explores the actions taken by some printers in Hong Kong, China to minimize the impact of the global financial crisis. Asia Pacific Offset president Andrew Clarke claims that they decided to focus on delivering quality products on schedule and at the right price points. C&C Offset has decided to adopt green printing and support environmental protection in its operations. Information is presented on the philosophy for business success of Bundy Walker, chairman of Colorcraft. INSET: A Sourcing Event for All.

Presents a listing of United States-based representatives for various Hong Kong operations. Entries arranged alphabetically by company; Other pertinent information; Printer's terms, such as common paper sizes, paper weight equivalent, common book trim sizes. INSET: A checklist for printing in Asia..

The article discusses the highlights of the Third Hong Kong International Printing and Packaging Fair in China from April 28 to May 1, 2008. The fair offered a number of innovative and exciting products and technologies. A strong showing by mainland Chinese suppliers was evident with 17 of the country's top 100 printers participating, including Yuto Printing and Shanghai Zidan Printing.

The article offers a look at several awe-inspiring projects by print manufacturers from Hong Kong, China of 2009/2010. They include stereo photographs collected by guitarist Brian May in "A Village Lost and Found," which comes with a slipcase that includes a simple lorgnette viewer from WKT. A gafftop sailfish's skull is just one of the unique features of "The Reel Story" from TSE Worldwide Press.

Focuses on the status of the book manufacturing industry in Hong Kong, China as of June 2002. Decline in U.S. book sales in 2001; Information on the plan of Wing King Tong, Hua Yang and New Island to set up offices in the U.S.; Challenges facing book suppliers in Hong Kong. INSET: A Pegging Question.

Investigates the printing industry in Hong Kong, China. Changes in the industry; Facilities and printing supplies; Equipment and technology; Investment plans.

Gives advice on outsourcing with printing companies in Hong Kong, China. Information on several printing companies; Workmanship and prices; Awareness of trade and political conditions.

Focuses on several printer/brokers in Hong Kong, China. Background of Paramount Printing; Information on South China Printing; Origins of Winner Printing & Packaging; Sales of Pacific Rim International.

The article offers a guide for visiting printing factories in Hong Kong, China. While highways and expressways are all over the Pearl River Delta, anywhere near city centers and main industrial sites experience traffic. Given the new visa restrictions imposed by Beijing ahead of the Olympics Games, it is definitely prudent to stay in the mainland instead of crisscrossing the border with Hong Kong.