Companies & suppliers

Review of 2019: February
Our annual roundup of all the big stories around the UK printing industry.

CMYUK helps new Ferrari workshop look to the future
It’s the time that wide-format printers have a ball as Sam Hill, son of Slade guitarist Dave Hill, commended CMYUK for its work decking out his new Ferrari workshop.

Tesco suspends Christmas card production at Chinese factory over forced labour claims
Tesco has withdrawn a range of Christmas cards and suspended production at a Chinese print supplier after a six-year-old girl discovered a message in one of its charity cards that alleged it was made...

Antalis updates on new shareholding structure plan
Ten months down the line, Antalis has issued a statement to reaffirm that it is continuing the process of setting up a new shareholding structure, “which also includes discussions with its main...

Paper companies join new fibre-based packaging alliance
Companies across the paper value chain are part of a new alliance that has been established to promote sustainable methods of dealing with fibre-based packaging.

Feldmuehle completes restructuring
Independent German paper mill Feldmuehle has successfully completed its restructuring process and the business will now exit its insolvency proceedings.

The December issue of Printweek is out now and includes the industry’s most anticipated and hotly debated rundown, the Printweek Power 100, as well as in-depth features and analysis on the hottest topics in print.
Who will have secured the top spot this year? Who’s up and who’s down? Check out the Power 100 and see if you agree with our rankings.

Stora Enso and Sulapac launch 'sustainable straw'
Stora Enso and Sulapac are launching a renewable and biodegradable straw to help combat the global problem of plastic waste.

DecoNetwork releases Version 8.5
DecoNetwork has released the latest version of its flagship software that enables DTG printers to streamline their business operations into one platform.

Xerox goes on the road with HP proposal
Xerox CEO John Visentin is meeting with HP shareholders this week as the manufacturer pitches the perceived benefits of its takeover plan.