Business
Unite bags seven-figure payout for former Stoneywood workers
Unite the union has secured a likely £1m-plus payout for former workers at Arjowiggins’ Stoneywood Mill.
Businesses need to invest in productivity growth, Hunt says
Industry figures have responded to chancellor Jeremy Hunt’s claims that UK businesses need to invest more in capital to boost productivity.
Moo plans to roll out new look and platform
Sales at Moo have topped $100m again, as the reshaped business continues to improve its performance, post-pandemic.
Optichrome brings perfect binding in-house with Horizon install
Commercial printer Optichrome has taken on a Horizon BQ-270V single-clamp perfect binder to enable it to offer faster turnaround times after bringing perfect binding in-house.
KAS releases new modular card match and attach system
KAS Paper Systems has commercially launched a new system for matching and attaching plastic cards to letters or other documents.
EBB expands with Broadgate buy
Elliott Baxter & Company has boosted its office offering with the acquisition of Broadgate Paper.
Swanline pays up for ten year Packaging Waste gap
Swanline Print has paid £14,700 to a local environmental project after the firm failed to register under the Packaging Waste Regulations for a decade.
New owner for long-standing packaging specialist
CJK Packaging has expanded its offering with the acquisition of long-standing packaging and catering supplies specialist W.F. Denny.
Clays makes non-executive director appointments
Book printer Clays has made several revisions to its non-executive board membership, effective immediately.
Red Sea crisis puts countdown on consumables
Attacks on Suez-bound shipping by Houthi forces have put European printers at risk of dramatic price rises in consumables and machinery, with the IPIA warning that an extended crisis could see...