Although total global print volumes are forecast to decline marginally by 2022, overall value of trade in those volumes of print products is forecasted to increase at 0.8% year on year, emphasising that profitable growth remains in the market. Growth market opportunities are emerging, including the significant increase in commercial demand for packaging print and for products produced by digital print systems. Moreover, print business leaders across Europe, American and Asian markets are all confident about their prospects for growth in todays globalised market.

Where print service providers can provide high volume, high value work to customers around the world in a timely and efficient manner, opportunities remain to invest and grow. However, a variety of issues can hold printers back from accessing the finance they need to invest in profitable ventures, from stringent capital requirements at major banks to uncertainty about transacting with new customers in foreign legal jurisdictions. To support firms with these issues, Trade Finance Global offers bespoke financial packages specifically designed for businesses which are engaged in international trade. Financed on the basis of companies’ profitable accounts receivable and sourced from across private markets to secure the best deal on offer, TFG can offer the finance firms need to grow their revenues with the speed and flexibility print producers require to meet their buyer’s strict terms.