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Infographic: Key Trends in Security Printing
Regulatory change is reshaping the global security printing industry more dramatically than any single technology. Supply chain disruptions, sanctions, and currency crises have placed mounting pressure on critical material sourcing, from polycarbonate to optical films. Suppliers are under growing pressure to demonstrate supply chain resilience and strong compliance, alongside accelerating investment in digital identity solutions.
A new infographic from Smithers, based on its latest research into the global security printing industry, breaks down where the market stands today and where it’s heading by 2030. Growth is fuelled by digital integration, traceability mandates, and rising security sophistication across every major product category. From banknotes to border control, every segment is changing.
The overarching story is that security printers must now be as proficient in trust services and cryptographic management as they are in inks, foils, and substrates.
Download the infographic for a concise visual overview of market sizing, growth drivers, and regional forecasts through to 2030.
