Overview on Print Globally: Printing Trends

About ten significant industries are anticipated to spend the most on printed materials, according to Printing Impressions. It is well known that printing occurs frequently at work, but which sectors print the most frequently?

It’s important to note that your business still depends on printing services for various business benefits and among them for marketing and advertising.

• Foods that are packaged: everything you buy is wrapped in a package.
• Medical and Pharmaceutical: These sectors print a lot, from invoices to brochures!
• Publishing: books, journals, and more.
• Healthcare providers: are a contributing factor to printing expenditures for promotional products and print advertising.
• Travel and hospitality—lots of printed information here!
• Real estate: Print is still a potent instrument in the advertising industry, despite the rise of real estate apps.
• Beverages: packaging labelling, and advertising.
• Banking and insurance – Annual reports 
• Telecommunications go to wireless companies’ significant print spending.
• Foodservice: aggressive marketing, new menus, and lots of printing.

In addition to more recent data, a 2016 analysis by Print Audit will be used in this post to determine which industries print the most on average. The study refers to a worker in the relevant industry.

With 2021 latest updated report, here are industries topping with consumption of print services. 

Education

A lot of paper is used by educators. According to The Reflective Educator, a typical school utilises 360,000 sheets of paper annually. There are several papers that are given out by teachers and professors as homework and study materials. Additionally, there is a ton of paperwork involved in the administrative side of education.

Law

According to Marco Technologies, a single attorney produces 60,000 pages on average annually. That works out to an astounding 240 pages every day, or 30 pages per hour, assuming a forty-hour workweek. This makes a lot of sense when you consider the significant administrative obligations that lawyers frequently deal with and the ongoing need for paperwork that these needs allow.

Medical

The medical sector is third in importance. A typical 1,500-bed hospital produces more than 8 million pages per month, according to Healthcare Finance. That translates to 178 printed pages daily on average for each hospital bed and that figure just applies to hospitals. The average medical office employee is thought to produce an additional 36.5 pages daily. In total, the medical industry produces 214 pages of patient paperwork daily on average.

Finance

The Finance sector follows the accounting sector with 20.2 average pages printed per user. Most financial institutions, according to BizTech, do not anticipate a decline in paper use over the following several years. Finance involves a lot of written documentation and administrative procedures, like accounting. The average medical office employee is thought to produce an additional 36.5 pages daily. In total, the medical industry produces 214 pages of patient paperwork daily on average.

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