Companies & suppliers
Fresh ideas find favour at Hackathon
An idea aimed at avoiding expensive packaging design bloopers carried off the top prize at last week’s European Graphic Arts Hackathon.
Infigo celebrates first decade in business
Infigo has marked its first 10 years of business and is looking ahead to the next decade with a refreshed brand and new modules.
October headlines carry on where September’s left off
For the second month in a row Konica Minolta’s toner woes topped our most read listicle, with other common themes being more price rises, more M&A activity and the sad demise of another long-standing...
Fedrigoni launches fine sustainable papers range
Fedrigoni Group has launched a new collection of high recycled-content papers.
Your October & November Printweek has landed. Coming out on the eve of COP26, along with our usual news round up, dominated by M&A, the 'Sustainability Issue' has a definite green hue including a paper wrapping special report...
The issue's cover feature looks at how print can grow back greener by supporting buyers' eco agenda as mega brands and their consumers demand planet-friendly print as a matter of course. The...
CPI: urgency of energy crisis not being fully understood
The Confederation of Paper Industries has warned over a “lack of any actual action” after the body – together with representatives of other energy-intensive sectors – lobbied business secretary Kwasi...
Global Graphics changes name to Hybrid Software
Global Graphics has changed its overall group name to Hybrid Software to better reflect the nature of its business.
Stora Enso sets sustainability goal, updates conversion plans
Stora Enso is investing nearly €100m to further expand its packaging board production capabilities, and could convert a second line at its Oulu mill to add even more capacity – with the group also...
Print Plus UK becomes a Carbon Balanced Printer
Print Plus UK has become a Carbon Balanced Printer as part of a wider sustainability drive by the company.
Paper prices keep going up
Printers and print buyers have been rocked by a new wave of paper price rises and surcharges, amid speculation that one paper maker could be considering a surcharge as high as £170/tonne.