Since its inception, Printing Report has continuously developed — adapting its methodology and scope to reflect the changing realities of the printing industry. What started as a periodic market and economic survey has grown into a multifaceted report including labour market analyses and vocational training data.
This evolution demonstrates a deepening understanding that success in printing doesn’t depend solely on machines or production volumes, but also on people — their skills, education, and readiness to adapt to new technologies and challenges. By expanding its scope, Printing Report has positioned itself as more than a static snapshot: it is an evolving resource attuned to the sector’s structural and human-resource trends.
Through successive editions, the report allows readers to track changes over time — to see how the industry responds to economic shifts, technological innovations, or workforce developments. In effect, Printing Report functions as a long-term barometer of the sector, helping stakeholders anticipate changes and prepare accordingly.
Report history in brief
- 2024 10th edition – the content of the last edition was expanded to include the Ukrainian market
- 2009 idea, preliminary work, draft report
- 2010 work in collaboration with the KPMG Polska analytical team
- 2011 1st edition (KPMG as publisher)
- 2012-2022 subsequent editions (publisher: PBKG)