Features

The story of this historic Somerset book printer still proves to be a worthy read
The 165-year-old history of Butler and Tanner has been given new life with BT&D, explains Tim Sheahan

Green policies turn profits
Far from an altruistic endeavour, Pureprint Group's green agenda is as much about reducing costs as it is about saving the planet, discovers Philip Chadwick

New blood through an old technique as east London printer makes screen 'hip'
Shunning digital has proved pivotal for this community-minded print business, finds Nosmot Gbadamosi

Landing a big one
Raising the finance for a big investment isn't as easy as it used to be. However, lenders can be persuaded, if you do your homework and demonstrate sound planning, says Philip Chadwick

Fabrics la mode
Digital printing on fabrics has yet to outstrip screen printing, but it is catching up fast with a raft of innovative applications, discovers Nosmot Gbadamosi

Label printer's evolution reaches the digital age as customers shift focus
Kingsway MD Pullan says that digital will become the label production method of choice, finds Tim Sheahan

Leaps & bounds
If a valued member of staff goes to work for a rival, it can be very damaging, but there are ways for both employers and employees to protect themselves, writes Philip Chadwick

Accounting for a shift in business
The printed R&A market was written off after the Companies Act 2008, but Philip Chadwick finds that far from being dead, the market for printed reports is very much alive and kicking

Making Impressions plans to create an image that lasts with eco achievements
With a plan to be one of the UK's top environmental printers, this firm has adopted bold ideas, says Helen Morris

A mix of branding and tradition boosts sales of the world's largest calmanac
PrintWeek India - The Salgaokars ensure that Kalnirnay retains its strategic advantage in a competitive market-place, as Ramu Ramanathan finds out