Printers

Apprenticeship award for Coveris

Global packaging manufacturer Coveris has been named Apprentice Employer of the Year for its UK operations by print training provider, Learn2Print.

Changes at Dayfold

Dayfold managing director Del Simmons will leave the firm at the end of this month, with his MBO plans scuppered in the wake of challenging trading conditions.

Berger Textiles debuts soft signage trio

Berger Textiles (4.2-A21), is using Fespa for the European debut of new soft signage products.

Developing stories dominate April most-read

It’s a mixed bag of headlines in our listicle of the most-read stories of April, with the wait for majority shareholder acceptance of the Royal Mail takeover deal and the ongoing saga at Reflections...

De La Rue hopes for a secure future

The security printing business has had a tough few years; can PE bolstering help drive a turnaround?

You couldn’t make it up

Sometimes we come across stories of criminality that are so outlandish as to be unbelievable – where the brass neck of the perpetrators is beyond belief. Yet these stories are often, remarkably, true.

Our April and May 2025 issue includes a commemorative copy of our Awards ‘book of the night’ as well as the usual generous helping of thought-provoking insights and all the latest news and views from the wonderful world of print…

While the 2025 Printweek Awards winners were the undisputed headliners of the issue, taking equal billing is our preview of what visitors can expect from Fespa in May.

For sale sign hoisted over Shetland Times

The future for the UK’s most northerly newspaper is uncertain, after its owners decided to put the business up for sale.

Perring: print put forward as case study due to complex supply chains

Printers prioritising price to win new work risk “race to the bottom”

Printers cutting their prices to win new work risk creating a “race to the bottom”, IPIA general manager Brendan Perring has warned, after a Printweek poll found that 51% of printers consider price to...

Ronset apprentice celebrates qualification a year early

Family-run digital printer Ronset has celebrated the qualification of its latest apprentice, James Lang, after he made the jump to full-fledged printer – a year ahead of schedule.