Print buying
Boost your bottom line with intelligent book imposition
While the book is among the oldest printed products, starting with Gutenberg’s bible more than 500 years ago, in the past two decades, book manufacturing has perhaps gone through one of its biggest...
Mailbox invests to boost charity offering
Mailbox has invested in a new high-spec CMC line to enhance its raffle pack production capabilities.
IPIA networking lunch hailed a success
The IPIA welcomed 100 guests to its first physical networking event of the year on Friday (20 May).
HP report highlights sustainability wins
Print businesses of all sizes need to respond to sustainability demands quickly, and the important thing is to see it as both a socially responsible endeavour and an economic opportunity.
WTTB launches flexible design outsourcing service
Where The Trade Buys (WTTB) has launched a subscription-based artwork and design service for its resellers, to help them meet varying levels of demand.
Grafenia sells manufacturing wing to focus on software
Grafenia has exited manufacturing after selling its Works Manchester wide-format and commercial print production hub to PFI Group in a £3m-plus deal, while CEO Peter Gunning has stepped down with...
Royal Mail to increase prices and slash costs due to inflation
Royal Mail has said it will need to raise its prices and cut costs due to rising inflation and weak economic growth.
Smurfit Kappa becomes vegan certified
Smurfit Kappa said it has become the world’s first packaging company to become vegan certified after obtaining the Vegan Society trademark.
Fedrigoni continues on growth path
The Fedrigoni Group has reported turnover of €1.76bn (£1.48bn) in its results for the 12-month period to March 2022.
Hulley hails the printing press as he steps down at Clays
Clays CEO Paul Hulley has retired after 12 years running the UK’s biggest single site book printer.