AI Adoption in the Printing Industry

A New Report from Alliance Insights

The printing industry is at a turning point, with AI rapidly shifting from experimentation to execution and driving measurable gains in efficiency, creativity, and responsiveness. PRINTING United Alliance views AI as both a powerful toolset and a strategic imperative, committed to equipping members with research, education, and actionable pathways for adoption.

Success with AI demands more than technology—it requires leadership, cultural readiness, and transparency with clients. Early adopters are already seeing results, while hesitation risks falling behind. As the largest printing association in North America, we pledge to be a trusted partner, championing ethical practices and ensuring all printers can participate in this transformation.

Together, we can leverage AI to work smarter, strengthen customer relationships, and build a more resilient, competitive industry. Through PRINTING AI, we invite you to join us in shaping the future of print.

CPIA Welcomes New Leadership Team

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CPIA Welcomes New Leadership Team

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CPIA 2025 Mid-Year Update

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CPIA Provides 2025 Mid-Year Update

The CPIA 2025 Mid-Year Update is a review and update of your National Association activities so far in 2025. The CPIA Board, Committees and Advisory Groups continue to work diligently on making steady improvements to our association while delivering value to the Canadian Printing Industry.

The mission of the CPIA is to provide a national voice and platform for our industry and a connection point for regional associations, sector associations and print-focused post-secondary educational programs.

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CPIA Canada Post Communication May, 2025

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CPIA Reaches Out to Canada Post

In response to the current Canada Post labor dispute, the CPIA has communicated with Mr. Doug Ettinger, CEO of Canada Post Corporation outlining the concerns of the printing industry in Canada. The letter was also sent to The Honorable Joël Lightbound, Minister of Government Transportation, Public Works and Procurement.

The CPIA, PGIA and all the regional associations in Canada urge the Canadian Government, Canada Post and CUPW to swiftly adopt the recommendations made in the final report of the Industrial Inquiry Commission’s (IIC) concerning the ongoing collective bargaining challenges and financial crisis at Canada Post.

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