Consumables
APP sheds its paper pariah past in first FCP progress report
Asia Pulp & Paper (APP) has been given a cautious vote of confidence by the Rainforest Alliance in the first independent evaluation of its progress in meeting its "ambitious" self-imposed Forest...
Mimaki Sb300 and Sb53 inks achieve Oeko-Tex accreditation
Mimaki has attained the Oeko-Tex accreditation for direct skin contact for its Sb300 series dye-sublimation inks and Sb53 sublimation transfer inks.
Mirri and Saxon join forces to produce liqueur cartons for Boutique Brands
Saxon Packaging and Mirri have teamed up to create new high-end packaging for Boutique Brands’ Sette Vie Italian liqueurs.
Chapelton supports business development with major rebrand
Speciality paper and cartonboard supplier Chapelton has undergone a major rebrand, including a name change, new logo, and the launch of a new website, to support additional growth in 2015.
Soyang Europe launches own-brand textiles
Soyang Europe has launched its own range of textiles for wide- and grand-format printing following parent company Soyang Technologies' investment in a new 66,000sqm production and storage facility in...
Arjowiggins and Ricoh team up for book showcase
Ricoh Europe has worked with Arjowiggins to highlight the capabilities of its digital printers and Arjowiggins’s papers by commissioning an exclusive copy of The Real Mad Men, by Andrew Cracknell.
GF Smith launches Paper Smith webshop
GF Smith has launched an online shop that will enable consumers to order any product from its range of premium papers with no minimum order volume.
Denmaur opens new Bristol office and outlines growth plans
Denmaur Independent Papers has opened a new Bristol sales office and revealed its growth strategy for 2015 following positive results last year.
Star product: Arjowiggins Alive
A ‘digital’ paper that opens up a range of applications.
ECB’s €1.1tr QE programme could cut paper costs for UK printers
A €1.1tr (£834bn) asset purchase scheme announced by European Central Bank (ECB) president Mario Draghi this morning could cut the cost of key imports such as paper and ink for UK printers.