Event

For some, it might feel like an age since Ipex was last resident in its long-term home at the NEC in Birmingham – seven years can certainly feel like an age in such a fast-moving industry, especially...

Sun Chemical has expanded its portfolio with new UV-LED flexo inks and digital coatings, which were both debuted at LabelExpo Europe last week.

Cron launched a new range of high-speed flexo CTP devices at last week's LabelExpo Europe.

Print collective People of Print has celebrated two years of Posterzine – its flagship print project produced in collaboration with Pressision Creative Print & Finishing.

CS Labels has signed up to be a beta site of Xeikon’s new CX500 web digital press.

J Salmon, the oldest postcard printer and publisher in the UK, is set to close in December after 140 years.

James Hamilton Group’s label division, JH Label Solutions, has become the first company in the world to install a Screen Truepress Jet L350UV+ press.

Vistaprint has become an official patron of The Prince’s Trust and will support the charity’s Enterprise Programme.

Birmingham City University’s Centre for Printing History & Culture is planning an international conference on the contribution of women to printing and printing culture next year, and is calling for...

Next month's Ipex is "tracking positively" compared with the 2014 exhibition, as organiser Informa sets out its roster of speakers and attractions.

Canon used last week’s Production Printing Business Days event in Poing, Germany to herald a number of milestones for its digital portfolio and demonstrate the breadth of its recently expanded range.

Heidelberg is demonstrating the ways its Omnifire 4D printing system can be used by the automotive industry at the IAA 2017 motor show in Frankfurt.

Two Lancashire-based printing companies, Empine Print and Printed Cup Company, have been nominated for a number of awards recognising personal achievement.

BPIF Specialist Services is the new face of the federation’s consultancy division.

Boss Print has unveiled Robox – a handmade box that can be shaped into the body of a robot – to show off “the creative power of print”.