Establishments primarily engaged in gravure printing. Establishments primarily engaged in making and preparing plates for printing are classified in Industry 2796.
Currently, the Commercial Printing, Gravure industry (NAICS 2754) is undergoing significant transformation driven by various qualitative trends. One of the most prominent is the increased integration of digital technologies and automation in printing processes. Companies are adopting cutting-edge machinery capable of producing high-quality prints at faster speeds while minimizing waste, thus enhancing operational efficiency and sustainability.
Sustainability is another critical trend. The industry is witnessing a shift towards eco-friendly practices, including the use of biodegradable inks and recycled materials. Gravure printers are increasingly focused on reducing their environmental footprint to meet the growing consumer demand for sustainable products and comply with stringent environmental regulations.
Moreover, there's a rising emphasis on customization and short-run production. Clients now expect more personalized print jobs with quicker turnaround times, urging commercial printers to adapt their services accordingly. This trend is powered by advancements in digital printing technologies that complement traditional gravure techniques, offering a blend of quality and flexibility.
Looking ahead, the industry is expected to continue evolving with the adoption of smart printing technologies and IoT (Internet of Things) solutions. These innovations will enable better tracking, maintenance, and optimization of printing processes, ultimately leading to cost savings and enhanced product quality. Additionally, the demand for high-quality packaging and labels is forecasted to grow, driven by e-commerce and consumer goods sectors, providing new revenue streams for commercial gravure printers.
Bread wrappers: gravure printing
Business forms, except manifold: gravure printing
Calendars, gravure printing not publishing
Cards, except greeting: gravure printing
Catalogs: gravure printing (not publishing)
Circulars: gravure printing
Color printing: gravure
Coupons: gravure printing
Directories: gravure printing (not publishing)
Envelopes: gravure printing
Facsimile letters: gravure printing
Fashion plates: gravure printing
Gravure printing
Imprinting: gravure
Intaglio printing
Labels: gravure printing
Letters, circular and form: gravure printing
Magazines: gravure printing (not publishing)
Maps: gravure printing (not publishing)
Menus: gravure printing
Music, sheet: gravure printing (not publishing)
Newspapers: gravure printing (not publishing)
Periodicals: gravure printing (not publishing)
Photogravure printing
Playing cards: gravure printing
Postcards, picture: gravure printing
Posters: gravure printing
Printing, commercial or job: gravure
Printing: gravure, photogravure, rotary photogravure, and rotogravure
Rotary photogravure printing
Rotogravure printing
Schedules, transportation: gravure printing
Seals: gravure printing
Souvenir cards: gravure printing
Stationery: gravure printing
Telephone directories, gravure printing not publishing
Tickets: gravure printing
Trading stamps: gravure printing
Visiting cards: gravure printing
Wrappers: gravure printing
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