Signolia has been present at the ninth edition of the Southern European Print Congress (SEPC 2026), held on November 11 and 12 in Porto, Portugal. An international meeting that brings together professionals, companies, and associations from the printing sector from five Southern European countries.
The congress, promoted by APIGRAF together with the FESPA associations of Spain, France, Italy, and Greece, has become a space for the exchange of knowledge, experiences, and collaboration opportunities among professionals in the graphic industry.
During these two days, representatives from Portugal, Spain, France, Italy, and Greece met to address some of the main challenges and opportunities in the sector, from technological transformation to sustainability and the evolution of business models.
The SEPC 2026 program has focused on issues that are shaping the present and future of visual communication and the graphic arts.
Among the highlighted topics are the application of artificial intelligence to production processes, automation in large-format printing, new manufacturing solutions, and challenges related to sustainability and European regulation.
The meeting also gave prominence to real experiences from companies in the sector, with interventions such as that of Estudios Durero, representing Spain, and those of other European companies that shared their projects, strategies, and innovative applications.
In addition to the conferences and networking spaces, the program includes technical visits to the Portuguese companies Colorful, Sign and Meevo, offering a direct approach to their facilities, technologies, and production processes.
Signolia's attendance at the Southern European Print Congress 2026 is part of our interest in learning firsthand about the evolution of the graphic sector, discovering new initiatives, and maintaining contact with the professionals and companies that comprise it.
These types of meetings allow for broadening the perspective on the industry, learning how companies from other markets work, and sharing concerns about the changes affecting visual communication, printing, and signage.
At Signolia, we continue to commit to giving visibility to the companies, professionals, and initiatives that contribute to the development of the sector, both in Spain and internationally.
Our presence in Porto is one more opportunity to stay connected with the European graphic industry and bring the trends, projects, and protagonists that are defining its evolution closer to our community.
