Contracts
Kodak creditors attempt to mitigate damage
A number of Kodak's creditors are attempting to reduce their exposure to the imaging giant by issuing "reclamation claims" for recently-shipped goods.
IPC launches Marie Claire Runway
IPC is launching Runway - a biannual fashion companion to its Marie Claire magazine.
Half-empty or half-full? How the Olympics will affect print
It has been 2,394 days since the International Olympic Committee announced that the 2012 Olympic Games were coming to London.
Mortons Print awards Palm Recycling waste collection contract
Newspaper printer Mortons Print has awarded Palm Recycling a collection contract for its waste newsprint.
Berkshire Labels produces Waitrose cheese labels
Berkshire Labels has produced more than half a million labels for Waitrose' Top Tier range of cheeses.
Beware 'Groupon groupies' taking off with your profits
Little Sally playing in the waves, a baby's first Christmas and Auntie Sheila getting married (again): all captured for prosperity in the glossy pages and perfect-bound gloss-finish hardcover of a...
Alpha Colour Printers lands Gloucestershire NHS contract
Alpha Colour Printers has landed a three-year contract expanding its print work for Gloucestershire Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust, NHS Gloucestershire and the 2gether trust.
Flora Tea Company launches redesigned packaging
Design and Print agency Abstract Group has redesigned the packaging for the Flora Tea Company using Antalis McNaughton's Trucard folding box board
Service Graphics wins National Grid event work
St Ives' Service Graphics division has won a contract worth up to 1m per year to produce event graphics for the National Grid.
A bumpy ride for the industry: 2011's good and bad news
Perhaps the biggest news came late in 2011: the administration one of the world's largest press manufacturers. But this was not the only earth-shattering story covered by PrintWeek. We look back on...