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MD Dave Spencer tells William Mitting that his company aims to grow, despite the recession

With so much overcapacity in the market, it may come as a surprise to learn that some companies are actively investing in printing units that will sit idle for much of the time. Jo Francis...

Achieving ISO 14001 has given Redlin Print the opportunity to attract new clients and to dramatically reduce its energy and waste collection costs, finds Philip Chadwick

Jeremy Burbidge is beating the recession with efficiency and cost rebates, discovers William Mitting

This year's Top 500 makes fascinating reading for anyone interested in the future of the UK print industry: the rate of change is startling and is only going to be accelerated by the recession.

Despite humble beginnings, Power Print UK now has some extensive ambitions, discovers Adam Hooker

A successful mentoring scheme will ensure that your staff have someone to turn to for guidance and knowledge, which will bring substantial benefits to your business, finds Philip Chadwick

The latest wide-format technology developments have inspired a new creativity in print, from canvas acoustic panels to coffins, discovers Jo Francis

Andy Blundell, the new chief executive of Communisis, tells William Mitting that the business is in good shape for the future and that technology will lead the way

Environmental accreditations are an essential tool in winning clients, but which are the best and why? Philip Chadwick investigates

Putting proper colour controls in place could deliver savings in a number of areas, finds Philip Chadwick

Rescued from the doldrums,this company is focused on building on its strengths, finds Tim Sheahan

In its bid to gain ISO 12647/2, Zenith Print & Packaging has learnt how to up its game, cut waste and keep its customers happy, discovers Philip Chadwick

Could BT&D's Great British book marque, in addition to the currency fluctuations and growing environmental concerns, persuade publishers to print books in the UK, asks Philip Chadwick