Printers

Another five companies have signed up to have their annual carbon emissions balanced through the Carbon Balanced Printer programme.

DM Signs has invested in new printing and cutting equipment to boost its capacity and capability, corresponding with a move into larger premises.

Spingold Design & Print has invested around £130,000 in a raft of new, additional kit over the last few months to support increasing demand for its services.

Potts Print (UK) has become an official Carbon Balanced Printer.

Route 1 Print has released a free ebook to help print businesses bounceback from lockdown as restrictions ease.

Apprintable was conceived in spring 2015 when co-founder and managing director Peter Haddad noticed a “huge gap in the print market” while at university.

When Covid hit, Prosign Print & Display saw its order book empty overnight, but used the opportunity to build back better.

There’s a lot of tax law regarding work uniforms – not least of all, what exactly constitutes a uniform. If your staff wear one, you need to know where you stand.

Ricoh has launched a new direct-to-garment (DTG) printer suitable for both short and long job runs.

The recovery in the UK printing and printed packaging industry suffered a setback in Q4 and a decline on the volume of orders and output is expected for Q1.