The way we print is changing
Many traditional print techniques, especially for bespoke or short-run work, carry a real environmental cost. The latest digital press technology is changing that — moving the industry from a linear model to a circular one.
Linear to the circular economy
Modern digital presses reduce raw material use, rely on fewer and more sustainable consumables, need far fewer parts replacing, and produce less waste and water consumption — while still delivering fully recyclable printed output. Everyone has a role to play in keeping our planet liveable and our industry prosperous.
- Massively reduced raw material use
- Fewer, more sustainable consumables
- Far fewer parts replacing over the machine's life
- Less waste and lower water consumption
- 100% recyclable printed output
Fujifilm's sustainability commitment
Fujifilm's long-term plan, targeting fiscal 2030, sets out the Group's strategy for sustainable growth across four priority areas, alongside supply chain and governance commitments.
- Environment — reducing global environmental impact
- Health — supporting prevention, diagnosis and treatment in healthcare
- Daily life — strengthening social infrastructure through products and services
- Work style — improving workplace motivation through in-house reform
These goals guide Fujifilm — and by extension Jet Tech — toward a sustainable society, resolving social and environmental issues through everyday business.
Read Fujifilm's circular economy white paper
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