Student Design Winners Promote Scholarship Program BY GREG KISHBAUGH Chosen from more than 800 submissions, the Print and Graphics Scholarship Foundation (PGSF) has announced the winners of the 2024-2025 PGSF Design Contest. Winning designs are used to promote the annual PGSF Scholarship Program that provides funds to students enrolled in either full-time and part-time secondary education in print and graphic communications.
Sun Chemical Releases Regulatory Newsletter
Sun Chemical has released its Spring 2025 Regulatory Newsletter to help guide custom- ers through recent changes in global regula- tions governing the chemicals and raw mate- rials used in packaging and cosmetics. The Spring 2025 Regulatory Newsletter highlights new judgments and opinions from major industry associations on carcinogen
classifications and packaging regulations, up- dated laws for food contact materials, includ- ing the restriction of bisphenol A (BPA) and per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS), and proposed amendments to chemicals and cosmetics legislation. This spring’s newsletter features several significant regulatory updates, including: • A recommendation by the General Court of Justice of the European Union (ECJ) to overturn the annulment of the classification of Titanium Dioxide (TiO2) as a category 2 carcinogen. • The enforcement of the European Union’s Packaging and Packaging Waste Regulation (PPWR) from February 2025–August 2026. • The ban of BPA in food contact materials by the European Commission. • Restriction of PFAS in food packaging be- ginning in 2026 under PPWR.
The 2025 PGSF Poster and T-Shirt Design Contests required par- ticipants to choose one of three themes for their design: Print is Sus- tainable, Print is Authentic or Print is Innovative. Participants from high schools were reviewed separately from college participants and awards were given to each. Each student receives a check for $500 from PGSF for their winning design. “We received hundreds of amazing designs from high school and college students in all three contests this school year,” said Dianne Bul- las, Operations Director, PGSf. ”It is wonderful to see the talent avail- able for future employers.” PGSF Design Contest winners are: The High School Poster winner is Asiyah Miller, a student at Cam- The Spring 2025 box winner was awarded to California Polytechnic University.
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