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Up to eight possible bidders for JPI assets

Up to eight companies are said to be mulling bids for JPI Media’s assets, which include the i newspaper and more than 100 regional titles.

DWP launches £100m print tender

The Department for Work & Pensions has begun the process of launching a huge print tender that could be worth a whopping £100m.

Denmaur launches high-end 'ultra-white' stock

Denmaur has launched its latest stock, the ‘ultra-white’ smooth matt Arctic Snow, to target the top end of the market.

Tonejet opens new facility

Digital inkjet manufacturer Tonejet has opened a new, additional facility to enable it to ramp up manufacturing for its Cyclone direct-to-pack printer.

Two Sides releases latest Myths & Facts booklet

Paper advocacy group Two Sides has released the 10th edition of its Myths & Facts booklet, which helps to dispel the common misconceptions surrounding the industry.

Durst supports labels growth with new hire

Durst has taken on a new labels business development manager for the UK and Ireland to support its growth in the sector.

Dinefwr in liquidation, staff transferred under TUPE

Dinefwr Print & Design has gone into liquidation and its staff transferred to an unidentified “associated company”.

GBBO's Michelle swaps canvas prints for baking tent

This year’s Great British Bake Off has a print connection with contestant Michelle Evans-Fecci swapping the printroom for the famous tent in the new series.

Reflex sponsors cycling squad to stage race success

Reflex Group is set to officially launch its cycle racing teams in the UK and France following high-profile success for the fledgling squad.

Print still key for Edinburgh Fringe despite volume reduction

Print “still has an important role to play” in the promotion of the Edinburgh Fringe according to the festival’s Fringe Society, despite its ongoing drive to reduce the volume of printed material...