Canon joins the Sustainable Print Manifesto as a development partner

Sep 29, 2026 | Industry News

Martijn van Hoorn Senior Vice President RD and Head of Sustainability Steering Committee Canon Production Printing scaled e1790677853494 Canon joins the Sustainable Print Manifesto as a development partner

Martijn van Hoorn, Senior Vice President, R&D and Head of Sustainability Steering Committee, Canon Production Printing

Canon has joined the Sustainable Print Manifesto as a development partner, strengthening a growing coalition of industry leaders committed to making print more sustainable, alongside development partners Cimpress, Domino, Gallus, HP, Nazdar & Sun Chemical.

Launched in April 2025 at the FuturePrint Packaging, Labels & DTS Summit in Valencia last year, the Manifesto for More Sustainable Print set out a shared language for sustainable print and nine practical principles that businesses across the value chain can adopt, without added cost or complexity.

As a development partner, Canon will take an active role in shaping the initiative’s next phase and supporting its adoption across the industry.

Canon is one of the world’s most recognised names in imaging and print technology, with a global presence across production, commercial and industrial print.

Elena Knight, marketing & content director at FuturePrint, facilitating partner for the Sustainable Print Manifesto, said: “We are delighted to welcome Canon as a Development Partner. Their expertise and global reach will help move the industry toward a shared, practical standard for sustainable print, which is exactly what this initiative was created to achieve.”

Martijn van Hoorn, senior vice president, R&D and head of sustainability steering committee, Canon Production Printing, said: “Canon has a long-standing commitment to improving the sustainability of print, built on decades of expertise, innovation and close collaboration with customers across the industry. We are proud to support and contribute to an industry-wide framework that turns shared principles into practical, measurable improvements.”