Business
DSS puts R&D tax credits to use
Designs Signage Solutions (DSS) has put £100,000 in research and development tax relief to work in developing 3D scanning and augmented reality software for its livery services.
Ripping Image ceases trading and enters liquidation
A Middlesex-based printer whose business was severely hit by the pandemic has ceased trading.
Fisherprint liquidation confirmed
A public notice on The Gazette has confirmed that Fisherprint is in liquidation, weeks after local news reports said the business had ceased trading.
Henningham Family Press saved by Kickstarter campaign
Fine art bindery Henningham Family Press is looking forward to a sustainable future after smashing its Kickstarter funding goal.
Flint Group removes mineral oil from sheetfed process inks
Print consumables manufacturer Flint Group has revealed that all of its sheetfed process inks are now mineral oil free.
Pollards steps in with deal to buy BCQ
BCQ Group has been acquired by one of the oldest printing companies in the UK.
Innotech appointed UK distributor for Heytex Bramsche materials
Innotech Digital has finalised an exclusive distribution agreement with Heytex Bramsche to supply its side curtains for trucks and trailers in the UK.
DMGT confirms interest in Telegraph titles
Daily Mail owner DMGT has confirmed its potential interest in becoming the future owner of the Telegraph titles.
Cepac Darlington workers commence four weeks of strikes
More than 90 unionised workers at Cepac’s site in Darlington have started four weeks of strike action over pay and conditions.
Cartonage cuts energy costs with solar install
Cartonboard packaging company Cartonage has installed new solar panels on the roof of its premises to help reduce its energy costs.