Dominic Bernard

Cadbury plays it cool with colour-changing print
Cadbury has launched a range of limited-edition Dairy Milk ‘Summer Edition’ bars in colour-changing packaging, in a playful debate over whether chocolate really belongs in the fridge.

Northern Irish printers take to skies for charity
Printers from Ballyprint, Impro Printing and Perfect Day Print will take part in a charity skydive on 11 July in honour of Johnny Haywood, Heidelberg engineer and veteran of the Northern Ireland print...

South London Press closes after 160 years
The South London Press, an historic weekly paper that survived 160 years in print, closed suddenly last week.

China Print Supplies adds quad-roll double-sided printer to portfolio
Wide-format kit supplier China Print Supplies (CPS) has this week launched Hapond’s UP3321D 3.2m UV roll-to-roll printer to the UK market.

Navigator launches its CEPI ‘Ten Toes’ carbon footprint at sustainability event
The Navigator Company has released new carbon footprints for its paper stocks using the Confederation of European Paper Industries' ‘Ten Toes’ methodology in response to customer demand.

Latcham targets growth with new sales director
Print, mail and digital document service firm Latcham’s freshly-promoted sales director, Mark Skirton, will seek to expand the £22m-turnover company with a new growth strategy.

Sprite Labels targets mono barcodes with Inkjet Systems install
Nottingham’s Sprite Labels has launched into production of mono barcode, address and pallet labels with a brand-new Inkjet Systems i-JET600 print station fitted onto its BGM Bar Graphic Elite rewind...

ESP automates book batching with Tecnau BookReady install
Swindon commercial printer ESP has completely automated its book batching process between press and binding with the installation of a Tecnau BookReady.

Antalis expands Adriatic presence with digital print supplier purchase
Antalis has signed a binding agreement to acquire the Fortuna Digital Group, a supplier to the Balkan wide-format printing industry.

Printers warned about over reliance on large customers
Some printers are relying on a small number of customers for the lion's share of revenue, leaving them dangerously exposed should any of these super-customers go bust.