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The author reflects on paper options available for continuous-feed inkjet printing. Topics discussed include the challenges in the continuous-feed printing including education, workflow, and finishing, demand for coated papers and a chart showing high-speed color printer placements in the U.S. from 2006-2012. Other topics discussed include the use of piezo electric inkjet with modified driers for printing books and the paper options displayed at the InkJet Summit held in the U.S. in 2013.

The article discusses the continuous expansion of inkjet papers and inkjet printing production in t he U.S. Noted is the strong growth of inkjet printing marketing meeting the challenges of the industry. The media options, evolving strategy and new technological offerings of the industry are also mentioned.

The article mentions several paper cutters including the Micron cutter from Akiyama International, BaumCut 26.4 from Baumfolder Corp., and Champion 305 and 370 from The Challenge Machinery Co.

The article focuses on the importance of using digital paper and presents suggestions from paper experts on how to pick the right papers designed for digital printing. Melissa Klug of Glatfelter Co. says that printing equipment can be harmed by wrong paper, while Boise's Kirk Krahn asserts that smoother surface of digital paper allows better print quality. Experts suggest readers to examine their paper carefully and to keep the paper in the same room as manufacturing to prevent moisture swings.

The article focuses on paper prices, which are affected by the market for paper types used in publishing such as freesheet and groundwood. It says that a general decrease in demand for printed products also affects paper pricing along with paper types and grades. It mentions that coated freesheet paper prices declined by seven percent while coated groundwood prices declined by six percent in 2011.

The article offers the author's justification on the chain-of-custody (CoC) paper certification systems given to in-plant printing services and printing industry in the U.S. It highlights the offered labeling systems of Sustainable Forestry Initiative Inc. (SFI) and Forest Stewardship Council (FSC) wherein organizations with certificates are allowed to apply trademarks for the products. It discusses the significance of the certification for product labeling based from the auditing system.

Presents a directory of printing paper suppliers in the United States. Includes American Fine Paper; Appleton Coated Papers; Atlantic Paper.

Presents guidelines for choosing the type of paper for the production of catalogs. Different types of paper; Optical and physical properties of paper; Factors that influence the ultimate choice of paper.

Focuses on a directory of paper suppliers in the United States. Includes Abitibi Consolidated Sales; General Roll Leaf Manufacturing; Madison International Sales.

Presents a directory of business enterprises which supply paper in the United States.

Focuses on the Applied Graphics Technologies (AGT) and how they assist their clients regarding prepress and other digital services. Key issues in assessing customers' individual needs; AGT's methods of transmitting digital files; Functions of a managed network; Advantages of integrated services digital network (ISDN).

Focuses on the depression in the printing and writing paper market in the United States. Effects of depression on the paper suppliers; Impact on publishers; Contribution of the increase in imported paper to the market state; Financial products designed to protect publishers and paper mills by Enron; Features of the products. INSET: The value in buying direct.

Advices print buyers on making sound paper purchases. Importance for publishing industries to monitor the paper market and make wise purchasing decisions; Predictions on publication paper prices; How print buyers can take advantage of paper industry forecasts. INSETS: Appleton improves line.;Consolidated launches futura.;Aero-A new dynamic grade from S.D. Warren.;Willamette appeals to discriminating tastes.

Interviews paper-manufacturing representatives in United States on choosing coated papers. Common consideration of buyers when choosing paper; Different grades of papers and their specific uses; Advantages and disadvantages of using gloss paper; Choosing paper according to the printer to be used. INSET: A one is (almost always) a one..

The article offers an outlook on the price of postal and paper in the U.S. for 2015. It states that the Postal Service may reduce its rates in 2015 but publishers will pay higher prices for paper despite federal antitrust regulator's efforts of maintaining a competitive market. It also forecasts that paper prices will increase in 2015.

Presents paper products industry-related news items in the United States, compiled in the week of May 20, 2000. Expansion of Autron's Web site; Dunsirn Industries Inc.'s addition of Polylith synthetic papers to its Rapid-Roll line; Role of the Internet in reducing waste paper.

Presents the alphabetical address listing of paper suppliers in the United States.

Looks at how merger and acquisitions have affected the paperboard industry in the United States. Comment from Jerry Davis, director of paperboard sales and marketing at James River; How environmental and costs issues have affected the industry; Impact of the increased competition for paper fibers on companies within the paperboard industry. INSET: Carton/paperboard resources..

The article presents two bar graphhs and a pie chart in a survey by the periodical on topics including paper users, types of paper, and drop in paper purchases.

The article previews several inkjet paper products including the Mitsubishi Sword iJET premium inkjet coated paper from Mitsubishi Imaging, International Paper's Accent Opaque Super Smooth with ImageLok Technology, and Rolland Enviro Jet from Rolland Enterprises.

The article focuses on the value of continuous-feed inkjet, and cites Hearst Magazines Inc.' Popular Mechanics project which featured 4.8 million localized pages as 16-page customized inserts that were bound in the November 2011 issue.

The article looks at the trend toward the adoption of inkjet technology in the commercial and packaging printing industry in the U.S., highlighting its advantage against the toner-based digital printing technology. INSETS: IS NOW THE TIME TO INVEST?;REACHING THE INKJET SUMMIT.

The article lists the companies that offer printing papers globally which include AbitibiBowater Inc., Appleton, and Boise Inc.

Reports on paper as an integral part of business communication as reflected in the `Business Forms, Labels, and Systems' periodical's surveys. Increase in paper usage in electronic printers; Use of innovative computer products by end-users; Increase in use of electronic forms in designing; Statistics on the increase in the use of electronic mail.

The article discusses the importance of paper in digital printing industry. It informs that for a dry toner paper, temperature and moisture content of the paper are critical for the paper to receive the correct electrostatic charge during the digital printing process. It informs that the direction of the paper grain is also critical for smooth operation and the International Color Consortium (ICC) color profile is used in printing process.

The article offers information on the advantages of Continuous-feed inkjet digital printing over conventional offset printing and electrophotographic based systems and also informs that the technology has better targeting, better logistics and less waste.

The article focuses on the printing industry and discusses the market aspects of inkjet printers.

Focuses on the three basic types of cards. Common paper card uses; Benefits of integrated cards; Range of thickness of plastic cards; Issues to consider when matching a card to an application. INSET: Cash in on card sales..

A chart is presented that lists paper-buying habits of in-plant printing services including most popular papers, use of brand names for buying paper, and dependence of multiple merchants for obtaining paper.

The article discusses the factors which should be considered by the printing companies for making the waste paper handling system more effective and efficient.

The article offers brief information on paper cutters including Akiyama International USA's Micron cutter, Duplo USA Corp.'s 800PA hydraulic cutter and Baum's BaumCut 26.4.

Focuses on the development of label production substrates. Combination of dissolvable paper with the Fasson-brand dissolvable adhesive S2600; Use of food for rotational labeling; Ability of the label to dissolve in water of any temperature.

The article offers information on the two paper products for printing industry such as the Finch dyeJet inkjet papers that features an instantaneous drying for dye-based inkjet system at 750 feet per minute from Finch Paper LLC and the Astrobrights paper line's four new colors and five shade-rejuvenations from Wausau Paper which include Jupiter Java, Blast-Off Blue, and Outrageous Orchid.

Encourages publishers to monitor paper market fluctuations in the United States, in terms of cost, consumption and availability to make smart purchasing decisions in the year 2000. Reasons for the increase in demand for publication stocks; 1999 increases in paper buying and production; Stimulation of consumption in a variety of ways. INSET: Arm Yourself with Knowledge.

The article lists the companies that offer printing papers globally which include AbitibiBowater Inc., Appleton Coated LLC, and Boise Inc.

Reports that paper buying in 1996 is beginning to regain its balance in pricing as well as supply. Reference to 1995 volatile pace; Paper buyers 1996 optimism; Strong impetuses cited; Supply and demand outlined; Industry trends; Achieving the right deal; Going direct.

Predicts a continued boom in demand for paper in the second half of 1998 in the United States. Three categories of paper consumption; Greatest growth in the consumer communications paper sector; Decline in professional and reference publishing; Effect of pricing on business for forms professionals; Effect of e-commerce on paper consumption; Specialty paper trend. INSETS: Attention paper manufacturers;Tips on where to direct your dollars;Shaping the future.

Reports the use of white paper for printing fashion catalogs and magazines in the United States. Preference for white paper by consumers; Advantage of using white paper; Basis of buying trends; Response of paper companies to demand for white papers.