In February 2026, CGS ORIS will attend the Fogra Color Management Symposium 2026, one of the leading international events focused on color management for print and digital production.

Date: February 25–26, 2026
Location: Holiday Inn Munich City Centre, Munich, Germany

The Fogra Color Management Symposium brings together industry experts, practitioners, and solution providers to address current challenges and future developments in print, packaging, and digital color management. Now in its 10th edition, the two-day event focuses on practical applications, real-world use cases, and standards-based color workflows across a wide range of production environments.

Under the theme “Matching color – matching people,” the symposium explores how consistent, predictable color results can be achieved in increasingly complex and digitalized production workflows. The program features user-focused presentations covering topics such as packaging color management, commercial print, proofing and substrate challenges, HDR, automation, and the growing role of AI in color processes.

In addition to the conference program, the event includes an exhibition area and extensive networking opportunities, making it a key meeting point for professionals across the global color management ecosystem.

Why CGS ORIS Is Attending the Fogra Color Management Symposium

As a technology leader in professional color management solutions, CGS ORIS supports printers, converters, and brand owners worldwide in achieving predictable, stable, and efficient color workflows across all printing processes. The Fogra Color Management Symposium provides an ideal platform to exchange expertise, gain practical insights, and discuss how advanced color technologies are applied in real-world production environments.

Our participation reflects CGS ORIS’ long-term commitment to future-proof color management. By focusing on ECG Multicolor workflows and spectral color data, we contribute to ongoing discussions around standardization, automation, and reliable color communication across substrates, printing technologies, and production locations.

Our goal is clear: to enable consistent, repeatable, and standardized color results that meet the highest quality requirements — anytime, anywhere.

Our Focus at the Event: Color Management for Packaging and Print

ECG Multicolor (Expanded Gamut Printing)

At the symposium, CGS ORIS will demonstrate how Expanded Gamut Printing (ECG) enables significantly larger color spaces while ensuring consistent and repeatable brand color reproduction across a wide range of packaging substrates and printing technologies, including flexo, offset, and digital print.

By reducing the need for spot colors, ECG Multicolor workflows support faster changeovers, shorter setup times, and more stable production — critical advantages for high-volume packaging environments. These benefits directly contribute to improved efficiency and reduced production complexity.

Expanded gamut workflows also support more sustainable packaging production by reducing material waste, ink consumption, and energy usage, while maintaining high visual quality. CGS ORIS ECG solutions integrate seamlessly into existing production workflows, enabling packaging printers to increase process stability, improve efficiency, and strengthen their competitive position at the point of sale.

Spectral Color Management

CGS ORIS will also showcase how spectral color management forms the foundation of precise, media-independent color communication. Spectral color data enables accurate color prediction across different substrates, lighting conditions, and production processes — a critical requirement for standardized color workflows.

Using spectral-based proofing and color correction technologies, CGS ORIS solutions ensure a high level of reliability and consistency throughout the entire production chain. From design and proofing to final print production, spectral color management helps reduce costly corrections, minimize rework, and support standardized, repeatable color results across locations and technologies.

Looking Ahead

The CGS ORIS team looks forward to exchanging ideas with industry peers and gaining insights into how color management software, standards, and workflows will continue to evolve across print, packaging, and digital production.

By participating in the Fogra Color Management Symposium 2026, CGS ORIS reinforces its role as a trusted partner for professional color management, supporting customers worldwide with reliable, efficient, and future-ready color solutions.