Global printing market is divided into three parts: the United States, Europe and Asia, the global printing market, 1/3. In the PRIMIR recently released the global printing market survey report, the global printing market value of $32%, North America accounted for 32%, Europe accounted for 28%, Asia accounted for 8%, other regions accounted for 610 billion. However, by 2011, the global printing market will "eastward": North America will account for 28%, Europe will account for 31%, Asia accounted for 30%, other regions accounted for 11% of the total output value of the global printing market will reach $720 billion. There are two opposite trends in the European market: the printing market in Eastern Europe is growing at a rate of five in the next 51% years, while in Western Europe only 12%.

From 2006-2011, the world's top 12 printing market, China has replaced Germany and the UK as the third largest printing market. However, by 2011, India will be from twelfth to eighth place. Another significant increase in the market is Indonesia. Indonesia has a population of 225 million population in 2011, the total volume will reach US $10 billion.

Global printing industry 12 strong, 10 are developed countries. But the printing market in these countries has developed slowly since 2001 and even declined. The total output value of China's printing industry has jumped to third in the world in 2006.