The eyes of the world are firmly focused on London and Brussels as we await confirmation of the Brexit agreement that will shape the future of the UK in the foreseeable future. Brexit has preoccupied all our minds since the referendum, both personally, professionally and as an industry. As the 29th March draws closer, we are being increasingly asked by our customers what Soyang Europe’s plan is as we move into unchartered territory and the prospect of a no-deal Brexit.
At Soyang Europe we pride ourselves on the quality and variety of our digital print materials and our selected partners each bring something unique to the Soyang mix. We’ve had a strong and long-standing relationship with Endutex and as part of our ongoing programme of staff development, the newest members of the sales team – Ella and Vicky spent a few days out in Portugal getting to know the European leaders in coated technical textiles.
We bang on a fair bit about how amazing printable textiles are, and for good reason. It’s a burgeoning textile market out there and this is particularly true for the retail industry. Textile graphics look amazing! They’re tactile, attractive and highly functional by being easy to transport and install and much better for the environment when it comes to disposing of them at the end of a campaign.
As exhibition season begins to ramp up, we’re continuing with our theme of printable flooring and taking a look at the options to suit your clients and your hardware.
To accompany our G-Floor product blog, we’ve been talking to Steve Moneypenny at Vinyline to give you some great insight in what it’s actually like to work with G-Floor from a technical perspective. Vinyline is an award-winning and highly experienced sign and graphics printing company that believes strongly in ‘process through innovation’.
G-Floor printable flooring is a truly remarkable product that has transformed the floor graphics industry beneath your feet. You’ve heard us talk about it on Twitter and Facebook and possibly seen it on our stands at trade shows such as Sign & Digital UK, but we wanted to give you the complete low down on what G-Floor is and why it’s so special.
