Business
BPIF urges printers to sign up to Climate Change Levy reduction scheme
Soaring energy prices have prompted the BPIF to renew its calls for companies to sign up to its Climate Change Levy reduction scheme as the deadline looms.
Hickling & Squires in Xerox Iridesse UK first
Hickling & Squires has scored a UK first after investing in Xerox’s new Iridesse Production Press.
T Shirt & Sons installs Europe's first Kornit Vulcan
T Shirt & Sons has taken delivery of the first Kornit Vulcan high-productivity direct-to-garment printer to be sold into Europe, as part of a multimillion-pound expansion.
Campaigners say plain packaging is failing
Campaigners against plain packaging have spoken out a year on from its introduction in the UK, claiming the initiative has failed as it has not met one of its key objectives of reducing smoking...
Feldmuehle Uetersen sale confirmed
Independent German paper mill Feldmuehle Uetersen has confirmed that it has been acquired, with more than 95% of jobs saved.
Revenue and profit up again at DS Smith
Packaging giant DS Smith has recorded revenue and profit growth in excess of 20% in its latest results.
Bradley Group buys Speedmaster from collapsed Stones
Bradley Group has bought the 10-colour Heidelberg Speedmaster XL 106 that previously belonged to collapsed sheetfed printer Henry Stone.
GB Mail boosts capacity with Konica Minolta investment
GB Mail has taken on a Konica Minolta bizhub Press 1052 mono production line in order to boost its production capacity.
Caledonian printers search for rays of hope in the Brexit fog
Scotland is at a crossroads. The twin, closely fought issues of Brexit and Scottish independence have divided the country – and the former is now reigniting the latter.
Can membership declines be halted?
Figures from the Trades Union Congress (TUC) provided to the BBC earlier this month revealed that trade union membership levels have dropped sharply in recent times, particularly among young people.