printing and packaging industries make three phases of solid, liquid and gaseous contaminants which can cause very dangerous problems. the presence of alcohols, inks, and cleaners can result in massive range of industrial pollutants. always respiratory problems, fatigue, dizziness, weakness, abnormal behavior, memory impairment, insomnia, loss of appetite, and impaired vision and hearing and ca...

OBJECTIVES The aim of this study was to assess the risk of developing bile duct cancer among workers in the other printing industry in comparison with workers in all industries in general. METHODS Prevalence of bile duct cancer was compared between workers in the printing industry and age-standardized controls in all other industries using the claims database of the Japan Health Insurance Ass...

Introduction This report from the Center for Competitive Analysis (CCA) of the University of Missouri is intended to provide basic background information about the Lithography and Commercial Printing (LCP) industry. This industry is designated Standard Industrial Classification (SIC) code 2752, which includes most of the items in North American Industry Classification System (NAICS) codes 32311...

Background: A lack of information on the overall characteristics of work-related diseases in the printing press industry in Ghana holds back the development of effective disease prevention strategies in the industry. Objective: To identify the commonest disease conditions and factors that influence workers in the printing press industry to visit the hospital. Study design: A prospective descrip...

This study aims to determine the profile of printing industry from point view factors that influence success industry. The influencing are marketing and sales government regulations. Data were collected using documentation method literature regulatory studies analyzed by qualitative data triangulation techniques. results show in Indonesia is unique terms industrial classification. following app...