Print buying

Archant publishes 20 county Life magazines

Archant slammed over pushing Life readers to digital

Independent retailers have condemned publisher Archant’s move to persuade subscribers of its 'Life' magazine portfolio to switch from printed editions to digital.

Janes took up her new role on 1 March

Janes returns with paper role

Former HP director Nancy Janes is back in print with a new role at a paper manufacturer.

From the 17 categories, there were 21 winners at the Industry's night of nights

New names amongst the 2022 Printweek Awards winners

The UK print industry joined forces for the first time in almost two-and-a-half years last night to celebrate the sector’s brightest and best.

1st Class stamps will cost 95p from 4 April

Royal Mail to hike 1st Class stamp price by 10p

Royal Mail will increase the price of a 1st Class stamp by 10p to 95p from next month.

Protracted strike is damaging UPM's customers

UPM strike stretches past 60 days

Another week has passed without any signs of progress between UPM and union workers who have now been on strike for more than 60 days.

Vacher: Agreement continues to honour earlier commitments

De La Rue reduces pension scheme deficit with new valuation

De La Rue has agreed with its pension fund, De La Rue Pension Trustee, to bring forward an actuarial valuation of its pension scheme as at 5 April 2021, rather than the originally scheduled 31...

February’s headlines dominated by UPM crisis

With its vast implications across the industry, it’s no surprise that the ongoing strike action at UPM’s Finnish mills dominates February’s round-up of the most-read articles on printweek.com,...

Stora Enso has three corrugated packaging plants and two wood products sawmills in Russia

Stora Enso stops production and sales in Russia

Stora Enso is stopping all production and sales in Russia until further notice due to the ongoing invasion in Ukraine.

Mondi's share price is down nearly 20% since Russia's invasion of Ukraine

Mondi updates on Ukraine, Russia

Mondi has suspended production at its plant in Ukraine, while its Russian pulp and paper facilities remains operational.

Newspapers: could some retailers set their own cover prices?

Shops could ditch newspapers over costs row

Independent retailers have warned that spiralling costs could force some outlets to drop newspaper sales altogether.