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Welcome back to another episode of the Digital Supply Chain podcast! I'm your host, Tom Raftery, and today I had the pleasure of speaking with Henrik Müller-Hansen, the  Founder and CEO of Gelato. In our fascinating discussion, we explored the inner workings of Gelato's global, decentralized print-on-demand network and how it's enabling local production and distribution.

Henrik shared his insights on how Gelato is reducing the environmental impact of the printing industry while addressing the challenges of evolving consumer trends, sustainability, and a polarized world. We also talked about how consumer-generated content is pushing local production, making the global supply chain more efficient and sustainable.

Throughout our conversation, we touched on the importance of ESG (Environmental, Social, and Governance) factors and how they play a crucial role in Gelato's business model. We also discussed the exciting future of 3D printing and how it has the potential to revolutionize the e-commerce landscape.

We wrapped up by talking about the major trends shaping the future of supply chains, including sustainability, legislation, and the rapid advancements in printing technology. Henrik offered his thoughts on how these trends are driving demand for local production and distribution solutions like Gelato.

If you're interested in learning more about Gelato, the future of printing, and how local production can help create a more sustainable world, you won't want to miss this episode. So, sit back, relax, and join us on this journey into the world of decentralized print-on-demand networks!

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This week, Carl Joachim, chief marketing officer of ePac Flexible Packaging, joins the Cannabis Equipment News podcast to discuss why digital printing is perfect for an industry that is always changing the rules.

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In this episode of The WTiN Podcast, we talk to Jeffrey Hsu, chief innovation and marketing officer, and Peter Decorte, chief operations officer, at NTX. 

NTX is a textile innovation and solution company that has developed a hybrid textile colouration system called NTX Cooltrans. Indeed, the pair say it is a mix of digital printing, sublimation and wet dye techniques – something they claim is completely new and unique. 

In this podcast, Hsu and Decorte explain how the NTX Cooltrans technology came about, how the different machines have evolved, and what the environmental benefits are of adopting the system. They also talk about production benefits regarding the ability to print on both sides of the fabric and how the fewer process steps results in an end product that retains its strength and quality. Lastly, the pair explain the company’s plan to roll out the technology through joint ventures and how companies can get their hands on NTX Cooltrans.

To find out more about the company, visit www.ntx.global 

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Para falar sobre a feira voltada para impressão digital que acontece em março, trazendo dicas de como melhor aproveitar o evento, conversamos com o diretor da feira, Alexandre Keese. Falamos também com Ana Paula Paschoalino, da CSMEG, com Ricardo Pi, da Durst, e Fabio Tolosa, da Epson.