Companies & suppliers

Eren Paper's plans for Shotton gain green light
Local councillors have approved the massive £600m redevelopment of the former Shotton newsprint mill.

James Cropper profits hit by energy, raw materials costs
James Cropper has slashed its profit forecast by more than half due to the soaring price of energy and raw materials.

Postal strikes postponed for next two weeks
Strikes involving over 115,000 postal workers that had been planned over the next fortnight have been postponed.
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Printt.com raises £1m to expand A4 print service platform
Printt.com, the app-based remote printing platform, has raised over £1m of investment to expand its operations across the UK.

Colourfast Financial installs four Ricoh printers
Colourfast Financial and its online printing business Getitprinted.com have invested in three colour sheetfed presses and a flatbed printer from Ricoh, that have already helped the company secure new...

Stationers’ opens 2023 Warrants scheme
The Stationers’ Company has opened for applications for new Warrants and 2022 Warrant renewals.

WTTB adds new products in time for Christmas
Where The Trade Buys (WTTB) has added a number of new items to its personalised product offering, including snowglobes, baubles, mugs, aprons and journals.

Print and design jobs out to tender
A raft of new print and design tenders are currently up for grabs via the government’s Contracts Finder service.

U-turn if you need to – there’s no sense sticking with a flawed plan
I’m a little cautious about making references to politics, because, well, as recent calamitous events have proven a lot can happen in a very short space of time.

Print support increases for Labour with Conservatives trailing in new poll
A new Printweek poll that asked how readers would vote in a general election if one was called now has revealed an industry swing towards Labour.