Paper
Vellum Acts to be axed
The House of Commons has agreed a compromise with peers in the House of Lords that will put an end to centuries of printing new laws on vellum.
Protac the latest launch for Drytac
Drytac has launched its new Protac Anti-Bacterial film, intended mainly for use in areas of high-germ concentration.
Quasquicentennial for Winter & Co
Swiss substrate manufacturer Winter & Company will celebrate its 125th anniversary next month.
Pureprint opens London Creative Printing Studio
Pureprint has set up a Creative Printing Studio in its Bermondsey Street offices to help London’s marketing and design community to create and produce inspiring campaigns and publications.
Chapelton bolsters staff levels
Speciality paper and cartonboard supplier Chapelton has drafted in two paper industry stalwarts to its team.
CPI head calls for paper mill compensation extension
The head of the Confederation of Paper Industries (CPI) has called for the compensation being provided to some paper mills to offset climate change costs embedded in energy bills to be extended to all...
Fenner Paper appointed UK stockist of new James Cropper range
Paper merchant Fenner Paper has been appointed an exclusive UK stockist of James Cropper’s Dolcelicious range of papers and will be showing the range for the first time in the UK at PrintWeekLive!
Antalis poised to float as parent hit by $138m court claim
Antalis and Arjowiggins parent Sequana has lost the latest round of its long-running High Court battle with BAT Industries and has filed for temporary creditor protection in France while it looks to...
Stora to shut down paper machine at Swedish Mill
Stora Enso is targeting savings of €12m (£10.3m) with plans to permanently close a paper machine at its Kvarnsveden Mill in Sweden.
Scientists hope to commercialise rewritable paper
Scientists in the US have developed a light-printable, ink-free rewritable paper that uses nano technology.