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(L-R) Garry Richmond; Susan Graham; Jack Campbell; Adam Dobbie; Gordon Sally; Jack Clark; Liam Thomson; Jim McKenzie

Scottish apprentice awards winners revealed

The winners of the ninth annual Scottish Print Apprentice of the Year awards have been revealed.

Rob Cross spoke about Micropress' growth story at the lunch

IPIA networking lunch impresses in Birmingham

The IPIA welcomed 120 guests to its first physical networking event of the year yesterday (19 June).

Flaky supply for Kellogg's as Amcor Flexibles plant strikes

Employees at Amcor Packaging’s Workington site have voted for strike action in late May and Early June after declining a 6% pay rise.

The industry has now had two consecutive quarters of growth

Industry output maintained in Q1 as expectations rise for Q2

The UK’s printing and printed packaging industry performed positively in terms of output and order growth in Q1, though lacking any dramatic improvements, according to the BPIF’s latest Printing...

Response Rate Tracker data is now available to all JICMail subscribers

JICMail scales up Response Rate Tracker

JICMail has scaled up its Response Rate Tracker for 2024, revealing new direct mail and door drop benchmarks from over 2,300 campaigns and 13 contributing organisations – up from six last year.

To encourage diverse interactions, guests will switch tables between courses

IPIA reveals details for Annual Networking Lunch

The IPIA has outlined details for its first in-person event of the year, the Annual Networking Lunch.

Inaugural Sportswear Pro conference launches

Fespa 2024 is hosting the new Sportswear Pro exhibition and the first Sportswear Pro conference.

St Bride to receive Big Give match-funding

St Bride Foundation has been chosen to take part in the Big Give Arts for Impact fundraising campaign, taking place this week.

A story of tax tails & investment dogs

There’s an old adage in the world of accounting: ‘don’t let the tax tail wag the investment dog’. In essence, we, whether as individuals or in business, shouldn’t make moves to minimise tax that might...