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This commercial outfit has taken an innovative approach to ensuring its finishing department can keep up with its high-speed presses

Earlier this year, a food safety scare broke that shocked manufacturers, brands and consumers alike. So what's been done?

PrintWeek knows better than most that adhering to the guiding principles of good typography can make or break a printed work - even if we don't always abide by all of them ourselves

Paul Banton, managing director of Lincoln-based printer Ruddocks, talks about his company's investment in this Horizon stitching line.

Social media are unfamiliar territory for many SMEs, but they can be used to raise awareness and drive business. Just be aware of the pitfalls

The humble printing plate doesn't get a lot of attention, but choosing the right one can be a big factor in the success or failure of a job

The Indian-made plate CPX 860 is an economical, robust and easy-to-use processor for all kinds of thermal printing plates, says Sachin Shardul

Some would argue that Kolorcraft is a dark horse in UK print. Based in Ossett, West Yorkshire, the point-of-sale printer operates just outside Wakefield, a hotbed of display, signage and POP printers,...

The history of the English-language Bible is closely tied to the history of printing in Britain, and the King James Bible remains one of print's most iconic products

Fespa believes the wide-format sector has matured to the point where big technological leaps forward are being superseded by small-scale advances, but the change of pace does not signify a let-up in...

Advances in paper, board and PVC have lead to the development of new kinds of print, which reduce some of the processes or enhance value, find out Tanvi Parekh and Ramu Ramanathan

Kunal Verma of Aar Vee Printers in Greater Noida is very happy with the performance of the Lithrone, that he has purchased two more Komoris

This Indian die-cutter and foil stamping kit has created a reputation for itself, among its print producing customers, discovers Sachin Shardul

Ashwani Arya, founder of Perfact is a confident, idea-devouring tech-mech. He shares some of his important printing concepts for the next year with Alok Singh and Ramu Ramanathan