In addition to the strong presence of the Brazilian audience, the trade show featured participants from 19 countries and over 600 brands.
The 35th anniversary edition of FuturePrint, Latin America’s largest trade show dedicated to visual communication, digital printing, screen printing, sublimation, and textile printing, reached a historic milestone, welcoming over 45,000 visitors from July 16 to 19, 2025, at the Anhembi District in São Paulo. The event featured more than 600 exhibiting brands and received visitors from 19 countries, including the United States, South Korea, China, India, Italy, Morocco, Turkey, Taiwan, Argentina, Chile, Bolivia, Switzerland, and Mexico.
This year’s edition introduced exclusive experiences, such as the LED Pavilion, dedicated to innovative visual solutions including electronic billboards, flexible panels, and smart lighting. On the second day of the event (July 17), the FuturePrint Forum hosted OOH Day, featuring discussions on updates to the “Clean City” law and adaptations for digital media. Among the highlights was a talk by Sérgio Rizzo, one of the LED Pavilion curators, who explored the creation of urban media districts inspired by global icons like Times Square in New York and Shibuya Crossing in Tokyo.
Another major attraction was the debut of the “Golden Squeegee” Screen Printing Championship, a live competition that showcased professional and emerging talents, valuing technique, creativity, and finishing. The first winner was Team Apocalypse, which received a R$ 10,000 prize. Inspired by the Squid Game series, Imprimax also promoted the 6th edition of Decor Wrapping Brazil (DWB), now established as one of the show’s most anticipated attractions. André William was crowned the winner, taking home R$ 50,000 in prizes.
Visitors also had access, for the first time, to Fachada Makers, a workshop focused on creating large ACM façades and 3D-printed structures. Meanwhile, the FuturePrint Forum and Future Textile Talks brought discussions on key industry topics, including textile personalization, sustainability, design, and entrepreneurship. The Ambassadors’ Lounge also returned in 2025, alongside signature experiences such as Screen Printing in Action and Sublimation in Action, which offered interactive and practical demonstrations.
Reinforcing its commitment to social responsibility, FuturePrint 2025 continued to support Quebrada Alimentada, a project that combats food insecurity in São Paulo’s northern communities by distributing meals to vulnerable families. The event also emphasized sustainability through the Better Stands program, a global Informa Markets initiative that encourages the use of reusable and eco-friendly booth structures to reduce waste in stand construction.
The next edition of FuturePrint is already scheduled for July 14–17, 2026, at the Anhembi District, São Paulo. Expectations are high to surpass 2025’s results, with even more exhibitors, exclusive attractions, and business opportunities for professionals across the visual communication, digital printing, and textile industries.
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