Print buying

JPI initiated talks to sell its regional titles last July

JPI Media no longer ‘actively exploring sale’

The chief executive of JPI Media has told staff the business is “not actively exploring a sale” at present.

The impact of the strikes has already been felt in the UK market

Finnish paper mill strikes over

The strikes at paper mills in Finland have come to an end after a collective bargaining agreement was reached yesterday afternoon.

Royal Mail’s letters revenue fell by 1.5%

Royal Mail proposes three-year pay deal

Royal Mail has proposed a three-year pay deal to the Communication Workers Union (CWU), in its latest bid to avert strike action.

Wright: "the desire was there to buy it as a going concern"

Mailbox DM looks to independent future

Mailbox DM, the direct mail operation rescued from last week’s administration of Taylor Bloxham Group, is fully up and running again as of today.

Sun Chemical said it will continue to monitor its supply chain

Sun Chemical addresses supply chain concerns amid coronavirus outbreak

Sun Chemical has spoken of its preparations for handling potential supply chain issues amid the coronavirus outbreak.

Taylor Bloxham: 150 staff made redundant immediately

Taylor Bloxham: admins close most of business

Administrators from FRP Advisory have confirmed their appointment at Taylor Bloxham Group, with most of its operations being shut down immediately although one part of the business has been sold.

Royal Mail’s letters revenue fell by 1.5%

Royal Mail warns on challenging outlook as strikes loom

Royal Mail has said it may be unable to meet its three-year turnaround plan targets as the threat of strikes continue to loom over the business.

Bluetree, Route 1 and Landa teams celebrate first UK installation

Route 1 takes wraps off Landa at open house

Bluetree Group’s Route 1 Print threw open its doors to customers this week with an open house event that included a look at its new Landa digital press – with further expansion at the fast-growing...

The Cumberland & Westmorland Herald has been published under its current title since 1925

Long-standing local broadsheet hits buffers

Historic Cumbrian newspaper the Cumberland & Westmorland Herald has been placed into voluntary administration by its directors, who cited pressures on regional newspapers and its legacy pension...

The impact of the strikes has already been felt in the UK market

Finnish mill strikes extended; UK feeling the impact

The ongoing strikes at paper mills in Finland have been extended and could now last for four weeks, with the impact on the UK market now starting to be felt.