Print buying

Ward: facing a backlash over proposed deal from some members

CWU suspends Royal Mail ballot

The future stability of Royal Mail has been thrown into question again, after the CWU suspended the ballot over its proposed pay and conditions agreement due to the “command and control” workplace...

RAP Spiderweb called in administrators earlier this month

RAP Spiderweb in administration

Oldham-based printer RAP Spiderweb has called in administrators.

Brands should proactively seek to layer authentication features

Create a winning brand protection strategy

Sarah Rutland looks at how today’s omnichannel retail market, with its futuristic, Industry 4.0-ready finery, offers many opportunities for brands – but also many risks.

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NorthWolds buys Wood Richardson in York merger

NorthWolds printworks has merged with Wood Richardson after acquiring the historic family printer in early May.

Nigel Toplis (third from left) presenting the award to Tang

Kall Kwik branch marks 40 years under same owner

Kall Kwik’s branch in Great Titchfield Street, London has marked 40 years of trading and attributed its longevity and profitability to its customer service, insight, and foresight.

Hollywood Monster now boasts a combined turnover of £12m with 65 staff

Hollywood Monster buys Sygnet in pre-pack

Birmingham wide-format and trade printer Hollywood Monster has acquired Leicester-based Sygnet Group from administration, taking the company to a combined turnover of £12m.

Staff at the Kaskinen mill will be involved in the negotiations. Image: Metsä Group

Metsä Board to begin negotiations on possible temporary layoffs

Metsä Board is set to initiate change negotiations on possible temporary layoffs for its paperboard and BCTMP (bleached chemi-thermomechanical pulp) mills in Finland.

Royal Mail: a clear path towards a more competitive and profitable future

Royal Mail: improving quality of service is 'top priority'

Royal Mail has again called for “major reform” of the USO after posting a £1bn operating loss – reduced to a mere £419m, or £8m a week – on an adjusted basis.

Revoria: “A great package”

First Revoria customer revealed

Scotland’s Loxley Colour is set to install the UK’s first Fujifilm Revoria digital press after signing up for a top-of-the-range PC1120 model.

The survey received responses from 112 companies employing 8,063 people

Industry contracted in Q1 as output and order levels fell

The first quarter of 2023 turned out to be more challenging than expected for the UK’s printing and printed packaging industry, according to the BPIF’s latest Printing Outlook report.