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Impact Litho in Basingstoke printed 1m copies of this years The Rough Guide to The Orange British Academy Film Awards, a bespoke publication produced by Haymarket Customer Publishing on behalf of...

The Knight Organisation chairman Michael Knight has revealed he will be actively looking for new agencies at Ipex next month.

German printers could face erosion of their competitive advantage over UK rivals if a national union succeeds with ambitious pay demands.

A new West Country finisher is targeting a gap in the market for small-format and short-run trade work.

Colibri Press is unveiling a new 10-colour B1 Heidelberg Speedmaster tomorrow (2 March) on the day its founder, Alfred Jeckel, celebrates his 75th birthday.

Jarrold Printing has just finished producing the second issue of the Financial Mail on Sundays new monthly magazine, Money.

International Paper (IP) UK is proposing 80 job cuts at Inverurie mill in Scotland to maintain its long-term competitiveness.

Blackmore has entered the colour coldset web arena with the acquisition of a Solna Distributor D300 five-unit press with F36 folder.

Dr Hans Rausing, former joint owner of Tetra Pak, tops this years Mail on Sunday Rich List Report with a 6.3bn fortune.

The Print and Graphic Communication National Training Organisation (PGC NTO) is urging print employers to show their commitment to training by completing a survey seeking endorsement for a joint...

Applied Optical Technologies has issued a profits warning for the year to 31 March.

Chemicals found in printing inks are among 43 substances whose sale to the general public will be restricted under a European Commission proposal.

Toray is to increase its plate production capacity due to projections that waterless plates will make up 10% of the market for litho plates in the future.

Best is adding support for remote proofing to the next generation of its RIPs.

WAM!NET has signed a deal to incorporate Extensisonline pre-flighting system into its file transmission service.