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Samples from Latin America, South America and Spain

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15 years ago

August 26, 2009

Nancy Bottoms Signs of the Times August 2009 Issue

The sign and digital-printing industries have long been a part of the urban landscape in Spanish-speaking countries. Each of the 20 countries in which this romance language is official hosts an extensive variety of sign providers, from mom-and-pop shops to highly industrialized, sophisticated and ISO-certified sign companies.

As competitiveness increases and new technologies become more affordable, entrepreneurs find more creative and cost-effective ways to offer their clients sign graphics that are adjusted to many budgets and needs. Known for their creativity and openness to diversification, many Latin American and Spanish print providers offer services from project design to installation, and provide a combination of sign, screen- and digital-printing services.

More so now than ever, local regulations in each country determine signage types. Also, in an increasing number of nations, environmental laws are either in place or being considered, for a greener planet.

The following samples are a small reflection of this multi-million-dollar niche.

Nancy Bottoms is the Associate Publisher/Editor of Signs of the Times and Screen Printing en Espanol.

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