Kyle Jardine, BPIF Economist, said:
“As part of our continued commitment to driving sustainability improvement in the industry, we once again added a sustainability research section to the survey – building on the initial introduction six months ago.
“Over half of respondents now tell us that they are measuring their carbon emissions – many more than reported doing so back in April. I would strongly encourage BPIF members to download the full report, set aside a few minutes to check out the contents, and consider responding to the next survey in January. This research really does make a difference to how we can represent our industry.”
Charles Jarrold, BPIF Chief Executive, said:
“It has been a challenging year so far, but it is pleasing to see an uplift in confidence and expectations for the final quarter, even if it’s not quite in line with what might be considered a normal seasonal boost.
“The survey newly reports on uncertainty levels, thankfully they are now expected to stabilise and, with more than three-fifths of the industry with an excellent, or good, cash flow position, there is well-founded hope for the period ahead. A period in which many companies will be looking to exert further control on their costs and explore what diversification options they are well-place to take advantage of.”
Wayne Kershaw, National Sales Manager, Digital Solutions ProPrint Management & Sales, Canon UK & Ireland, and sponsors of the Printing Outlook report, said:
“It’s been an amazing year, despite familiar challenges in the sector and we’re thrilled to be in Q4. As always, we wish to commend the BPIF for the brilliant work undertaken in delivering key statistics, data and trends to drive our ever-changing print industry.”
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