Business

HPS boosts capacity with HP Indigo 10000 buy

Hardings Print Solutions (HPS) has invested in an HP Indigo 10000 to boost its capacity and flexibility after securing two significant new retail contracts.

LumeJet users speak out as search for buyer continues

Two users of the LumeJet S200 digital photonic printer have voiced their concerns after the manufacturer fell into administration last week.

New Ricoh and website for 40-year-old company

A north London printer has celebrated its 40th year by investing in a Ricoh C7100x and a new website.

IFS appoints Tecnau specialist to support growing interest

Intelligent Finishing Systems (IFS) has hired a new sales specialist to support the growing interest in its Tecnau range of products.

Illustrator wins book deal after Printing Charity help

The Printing Charity has helped 25-year-old illustrator Lewis Houghton from Rotherham secure a book deal with an award-winning US children’s book author.

Royal Mail research finds ‘valued’ mail provokes action and emotional response

Mail can have a high impact and provide a strong incentive to act according to new research by Royal Mail MarketReach, which looked at why people found post valuable and why.

Business inspection: Find your niche in the printiverse

Mimtec used to do virtually everything but print. The thermoforming specialist, based in Fareham, near Portsmouth, is just that, a specialist in the hyper-niche market of vacuum and pressure forming,...

Taking posters to new heights

There’s little doubt that when it comes to outdoor advertising, digital technology has really upped the ante in terms of driving engagement. From a poster that deliberately makes people yawn through...

Freed-up funds ensure wheels keep turning

"We would never have considered it 10 years ago, or even five years ago.” This single sentence from Linney Group managing director Miles Linney sums up just how much things have changed in the...

Buyers recognise that print works

In a break from the norm, this issue’s interview features not one, but 21 willing victims – namely the print buyers from the main judging day of the PrintWeek Awards.