National printing standard

The National Standard of the People's Republic of China: Offset Printing Paper (GB/T 313-213) was drafted according to the rules given in GB/T 1.1-29. This standard was put forward by China Light Industry Federation. This standard is under the jurisdiction of the National Technical Committee for Standardization of Paper Industry (SAC/TC 141). This standard was drafted by Shandong Sun Paper Co., Ltd., China Pulp and Paper Research Institute, Upm Huichuan Paper Co., Ltd., Jin Huasheng Paper Co., Ltd., China Metallurgical Paper Galaxy Co., Ltd. and Shandong Chenming Paper Group.

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Printing (Graphic Communications is also used) is a technology to transfer the ink to the surface of paper, fabric, plastic, leather and other materials through the processes of plate making, ink application and pressure, and copy the original contents in batches. Printing is the process of transferring the approved printing plate to the substrate through printing machinery and special ink.

Status quo of printing industry in China:

According to the data released by the State Press and Publication Administration, in 214, there were 15, printing enterprises nationwide with 3.394 million employees, achieving a total printing output value of 1,85.75 billion yuan, total assets of the whole industry of 1,176.3 billion yuan, total profits of 71.42 billion yuan and printing foreign processing trade volume of 86.62 billion yuan.

Current situation of global printing market:

According to the Analysis Report on Market Prospect and Investment Strategic Planning of China Printing Industry, the global printing market is divided into three parts: the United States, Europe and Asia each account for one third of the global printing market. The total output value of China's printing industry has jumped to the third place in the world in 26.

the global printing market is worth $61 billion, accounting for 32% in North America, 32% in Europe, 28% in Asia and 8% in other regions. However, by 211, the global printing market will "move eastward": North America will account for 28%, Europe will account for 31%, Asia will account for 3%, and other regions will account for 11%. The total output value of the global printing market will reach 72 billion US dollars. There are two opposite trends in the European printing market: the growth rate of the printing market in Eastern Europe in the next five years is as high as 51%, while that in Western Europe is only 12%.

from the chart of the top 12 printing markets in the world from 26 to 211, China has replaced Germany and Britain as the third largest printing market. However, by 211, India will jump from 12th to 8th place. Another significant growth market is Indonesia, with a total print run of $1 billion in 211.