Print buying

Printers and print buyers should be braced for double-digit paper price rises if the pound fails to strengthen against the euro, with one papermaker describing the current situation as “a...

FE Burman has pulled off many an interesting job over the years and worked on multiple occasions with Wallpaper* magazine. For its most creative job yet, and to tie in with Wallpaper’s 20th...

Got an issue with your phone contract? Attempting to purchase Glastonbury tickets? Or, just maybe, opting for a new supplier for your latest print job? There is a very good chance you will have to put...

There’s no question print management has become very big business in the UK, and equally there’s no question it’s now becoming a bigger proposition in its global scale as well.

Bertelsmann Printing Group has scrapped its dual-CEO structure with the departure of one half of the pairing.

Walstead has released its first results detailing how things are shaping up at the now cross-continental group.

Catholic international development charity Cafod has cut costs and waste by moving a key Christmas fundraising campaign to a print-on-demand model.

Print and outsourcing giant RR Donnelley has completed its three-way split.

A £10.2m goodwill write-down at SP Group has helped propel St Ives to a £5.7m pre-tax loss for the year, but the group said all its operations are now back on track.

Opal Print was the big print winner in this year’s Antalis Review awards.