Disciplines

Sappi has commissioned Kantar to carry out a wide-ranging study on marketing effectiveness in the post-pandemic era, and said it aimed to “demystify tired marketing myths about print” as part of the...

The same month that Storm Arwen ravaged parts of the UK, November’s ranking of Printweek’s most-read stories was topped by one of the UK’s largest print groups suffering a squall of its own.

Heidelberg is “redoubling its activities in sustainability management” and has pledged to become climate neutral by 2030.

Colourfast Financial has increased its finishing efficiency and productivity after taking on a Horizon HT-80 automated three-knife trimmer.

Bar Graphic Machinery (BGM) has expanded its Bradford facility and invested in new manufacturing machinery to support increasing demand for its technology.

Bauer Media has blamed “industry wide issues with print supply” for flagship title TV Choice running late on its on-sale date – a situation that could persist until the end of the year.

Canterbury printer Omicron Repro has had positive support from its customers despite an initial period of concern over the name of the latest Covid variant.

RR Donnelley (RRD) has received a revised proposal from its largest investor, Chatham Asset Management, as the bidding war over the future ownership of the company intensifies.

The owner of a fulfilment firm has been banned from acting as a director for seven years after taking out a Bounce Back Loan despite knowing his business was already insolvent.

Media group Reach has reported a “strengthening” outlook for print, with overall sales coming in ahead of expectations after a strong performance at its digital wing.