Print buying
Big cutbacks announced at Royal Mail
Royal Mail is taking drastic action to cut costs by more than £400m, and plans to take out 2,000 management roles at its UK business.
Print work ramps up as hospitality prepares to reopen
Print firms have reacted to the latest relaxing of lockdown rules with new product categories and fresh orders coming in as a wide range of businesses get ready to reopen on 4 July.
KMMS becomes Indicia Worldwide
Konica Minolta Marketing Services (KMMS) and Indicia are coming together under a new brand – Indicia Worldwide – pledging to create a new agency model and “new value” for clients through the combo.
Royal Mail extends mailing incentive scheme
Royal Mail has extended its ‘Open for Business’ incentive six-fold and warned that the scheme, which incentivises businesses to use mailings to rebuild their revenue streams as lockdown eases, has...
James Cropper buoyed by luxe packaging
James Cropper has posted record sales and profits after an eventful year that has seen its paper business return to profitability.
Daily Mail becomes biggest newspaper
The Daily Mail has overtaken the Sun as the UK’s biggest-selling newspaper amid changes in the way news brands report circulation.
Clark joins YM
YM Group has boosted its commercial sales team with the appointment of highly-experienced industry sales pro Adrian Clark.
K&B Durst updates on product progress
Koenig & Bauer Durst will begin beta testing the VariJet 106 B1 inkjet press at the end of this year.
Premier League clubs turn to power of print
The re-start of the Premier League has resulted in yet more pandemic-related print work.
Norske Skog to enter packaging market
Publication paper specialist Norske Skog is moving into the corrugated packaging market with a €350m investment in converting two newsprint machines to containerboard production.