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As it looks to capitalise on bounce-back growth, on-demand specialist First Colour has secured a UK first with its first significant spend since merging with a London rival last year.

Humphreys Signs has boosted its green credentials and flatbed firepower with a new HP Latex R1000.

Grafenia recorded its highest sales figure last month since November 2019, with “even litho” growing since the start of the group’s new financial year in April.

A father and daughter team have expanded Minuteman Press’s footprint in the South East with a new business, their first foray into print.

Canon has expanded the finishing options for its light- and mid-production printers with a new inline booklet trimming unit aimed at commercial printers and inplants.

Grafenia has published a full year of pandemic-impacted results, with CEO Peter Gunning describing the firm as “the canary in the coronamine” in terms of the knock-on effects across its customer base.

A blast from the past, a print entrepreneur’s prime time TV pitch and the latest development in the sheetfed inkjet arena led the pack in the list of last month’s most read stories.

Mount Street Printers has used the enforced closure of its shop during lockdown to completely revamp the space with a bold new look.

Grafenia is revamping its manufacturing strategy after sales across its operations nearly halved because of the Covid-19 pandemic, and the firm has also switched its acquisition focus to software...

With shoppers pictured queuing up at some retail destinations today, print’s own High Street businesses are looking forward to a return to a more normal way of trading.