This industry profile provides a five-year forecast for Canada’s printing services industry.
Canadian Industrial Profile: Printing Services—Summer 2017
Canadian Industrial Profile: Printing Services—Summer 2017
Industry Economic Analysis
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Business Confidence—Business confidence is improving, which is translating into rising business spending on items related to printing, such as marketing and promotion, and business forms.
Print Media in Decline—Most types of print media, including newspapers, marketing materials, and business-related paperwork, continue to decline as organizations transition to digital communications.
Market Restructuring—The printing industry is undergoing a massive shift from traditional offset printing techniques to digital printing. This has required different machinery, different skills from its workforce, and often a shift in customers.
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