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The second Asian G7 summit focuses on Printing Standardization

the second Asian G7 summit was recently held in the new hall of China International Exhibition Center in Beijing. China Publishing News learned from the meeting that China's printing enterprises have started G7 certification since 2007, and the number of certified enterprises has increased from 6 in that year to 162 today. G7 certification is launched by idealliance. In G7, G represents gray scale, and 7 represents 7 colors specified in ISO. G7 certification aims to guide enterprises to better implement iso12647 printing standard by defining and calibrating the gray scale in printing. Davidstanhart, chairman and CEO of the international digital enterprise press reset key alliance, said at the meeting that at present, 968 printing enterprises in the world have passed G7 certification, including 162 in China. There are 557 G7 certified experts in the world, including 122 in China. The Hong Kong Printing Technology Research Center under the Hong Kong Printing Industry Association is the only institution in China that can issue G7 certification. Peng Anqi, the director of the center, said at the meeting that from the perspective of the distribution of certified enterprises, Hong Kong has the largest number, reaching 77; Guangdong takes the second place, with 43; There are 12 in Jiangsu and 10 in Shanghai; The rest of the provinces (districts and cities) are less than 10. Representatives of the international digital enterprise alliance of the United States and International Printing Standardization experts introduced the impact of G7 certification on Global Printing Standardization at the meeting. Experts from the Hong Kong Printing Technology Research Center invested 200million yuan to introduce China's G7 certification. Representatives of Beijing Yachang Color Printing Co., Ltd. and Konica Minolta explained the practice of G7 in enterprise printing standardization and quality control. The summit was jointly hosted by the China printing and equipment industry association, the Beijing Printing Association, the Hong Kong Printing Industry Chamber of Commerce and the international digital enterprise alliance

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