70 % of the German respondents were of the opinion that food brands bear the main responsibility for the reduction of plastic waste in food packaging, according to an international consumer survey commissioned by Kemira. More than half (55%) are prepared to pay more for regenerative packaging.

Nextrade – The new digital ordering and data management system for suppliers and retailers

Any place, any system: Nextrade – the digital ordering platform – celebrates the go-live of its pilot version at the opening of Tendence 2019. Over 40 suppliers with more than 60,000 articles have already set up their B2B shops on the platform.

A majority of European workers (57%) believe that technology will bring about a four-day working week in the near future as it improves their productivity and efficiency. That’s according to new research from Ricoh Europe which looks at employee attitudes towards the continent’s productivity challenge.

Quocirca’s latest Global Print Security Landscape analysis affirms Konica Minolta’s strategy

Less than half of German businesses succeeding in digitalisation, the lowest rate in Europe, Kyocera study reveals

How Humanity-Centered Design Reshapes the Future Learning Experience of Public Area in Transition - presentation by Sheng-Hung Lee, Designer and Professor at Shanghai Institute of Visual Arts, at Future of Design Summit 2019:

Ricoh-commissioned study uncovers that 76% of North American workers enjoy working alongside colleagues of different ages; what was previously thought to be conflict is no longer

Changing paradigm sees the unlikely combination of technology and regulation emerge as key enabler

The majority of business leaders across Europe see the introduction of government and industry regulations as enablers for success.

HP Graphics Solutions’ introduces personalisation framework for brands to accelerate business growth and increase consumer engagement

Under the patronage of Mohammed bin Zayed and the presence of Saif bin Zayed

Digital economy strategy to almost double Arab countries' GDP by 2030
333 billion USD a year would be the potential contribution to the Arab world GDP in adoption of the strategy at full maturity

Millions of consumers drink some sort of beverage on a daily basis, whether it's nonalcoholic, carbonated, energy supplementing or health drinks. Companies need to keep pace with changes in consumer choices as they explore new drinks within the market, creating a diverse portfolio of options for consumers. According to data compiled by Grand View Research, the global nonalcoholic beverage market was valued at USD 967.3 Billion in 2016 and is expected to reach USD 1.60 Trillion by 2025. Additionally, the market will grow at an estimated CAGR of 5.8% over the forecast period. Rising societal awareness towards health concerns is one of the biggest drivers for the beverage market as now, more consumers are looking for calorie-free or low-calorie drink options. Koios Beverage Corp. (OTC: KBEVF), GNC Holdings, Inc. (NYSE: GNC), New Age Beverages Corporation (NASDAQ: NBEV), The Coca-Cola Company (NYSE: KO), Keurig Dr Pepper Inc. (NYSE: KDP)

ISG says workplace technology will generate more ideas and products in coming years

ISG Provider Lens™ report assesses 59 digital workplace services providers in the UK market