Fujifilm announces European Innovation Print Awards 2026 winners

Print Solutions

Fujifilm has announced the European results of the Innovation Print Awards 2026, with 12 entries from customers across Germany, Italy, Slovakia, Spain and Sweden receiving 13 awards, including the Best Innovation Award 2026 Global.

The Innovation Print Awards have served as a platform for print professionals to challenge boundaries, explore new technologies and showcase their creativity. Now in its 19th year, the Innovation Print Awards give Fujifilm production print customers around the world an opportunity to showcase their work. The 2026 global competition received 442 submissions from 29 countries and regions with 42 winning entries selected.

This year’s awards also reflect the growing use of speciality colours and advanced production capabilities to take digital print beyond conventional CMYK. Colours including pink, gold, silver and the newly introduced green toner for the Revoria Press PC2120 are giving printers more scope to reproduce demanding colours, create new effects and respond to increasingly ambitious creative applications.

Among the European companies recognised was Wegner, with two entries: the BMW 3.0 CSL book project, which won the overall prestigious Best Innovation Award 2026 Global, was produced using the Fujifilm Jet Press 750S and Revoria Press PC1120, while Textile Love Stories, produced using the Jet Press 750S, won the Wide Format Applications category.

Another clear winner was Kanovits Print Atelier, which won the Company Self Promotion category with Beyond CMYK – Calendar of Digital Embellishments 2026, produced using the Revoria Press PC1120 and the recently launched Revoria Press PC2120.

Three Spanish companies were also recognised. Imprenta Pisamar-Tintagrafia 2.0 won the Sustainability category with Catálogo Garnica, produced using the Revoria Press PC1120. Olsangraf was runner up in the Use of Specialty Colours category with Olsangra (Asturias), produced using the Revoria Press EC2100, while Rapid Centro Color Print Services was runner up in Company Self Promotion with Catálogo: Nuevos colores, nuevas oportunidades, produced using the Revoria Press PC1120.

Three Italian companies also received runner up awards. Nuova Tipografia Montaccini was runner up in the Multi Piece Campaigns category with Limited Edition Books, Tipografia Grafica Sette was runner up in Rigid Packaging with Self Promo Box, and Tipografia On Time was runner up in Business Effectiveness with Fabric Sample Books. All three entries were produced using the Revoria Press PC1120.

In Slovakia, Typoset was runner up in the Calendars category with Detvian Folk Art/Detvianske ľudové umenie – Calendar 2025 – Limited Edition, produced using the Revoria Press SC180.

Swedish company Inplastor received two runner up awards. Mastering Sustainable Printing was runner up in the Sustainability category, while Digital In Mould Printing was runner up in the Technology category. Both entries were produced using the Revoria Press PC1120.

Graham Leeson, head of communications and sales enablement at Fujifilm Europe, commented: ‘This year’s Innovation Print Awards have once again shown the breadth and quality of work being produced by Fujifilm customers around the world. Particularly encouraging has been the creative use of speciality colours and advanced production capabilities to take applications beyond conventional CMYK. The increased use of Super Colour toners such as pink, gold, silver and green shows how print service providers are expanding what can be achieved with digital print and responding to more ambitious creative requirements. We are delighted to see so many European customers recognised in this year’s awards and congratulate all of this year’s winners.’