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Cullimore: "his enthusiasm was contagious"

Industry connections mourn Philip Cullimore

Tributes have poured in for Philip Cullimore, who has died aged just 57.

The new XL75 with Cutstar boasts a production speed 35% faster than the older model

Browns claims world first with Heidelberg spend

Manchester brochure specialist Browns Print has installed a brand-new Heidelberg XL-75 ten-colour press, the first in the world to be fitted with a fourth-generation Cutstar sheeter.

Chris Dyer Sr. and his two sons Ben and Chris Jr. (L-R) man the 106-year-old operation

Dyer & Son triples finishing speed with Duplo install

Fifth-generation family printer Dyer & Son has installed a new Duplo DBM-350 bookletmaker.

The industry has experienced a period of lingering and extreme cost pressures

Printing Outlook survey: concerns over competitors pricing below cost

Hopes for an upturn in trading during Q2 were thwarted according to the BPIF’s latest Printing Outlook survey.

Shore Wraps is taking full advantage of the Epson's wider colour gamut

Shore Wraps widens palette with Epson install

Scottish vehicle wrapping and livery specialist Shore Wraps has installed an Epson Surecolor SC-80600 to widen its gamut and hit the brand colours its customers require.

Unite general secretary said DTF had bypassed the union in making its pay offer

DuPont Teijin strikes threaten PET film supplies

A pay dispute at DuPont Teijin Films’ (DTF) Dumfries plant has threatened to restrict polymer film supplies.

UK regional newspapers' daily and weekly average circulation per issue

Report: print supply chain challenges pose existential threat to newspaper publishing

A new report into the future for local news media has described the next three-to-five years as a critical period, with industrial print provision for newspapers “entering its final phase”.

Lemon Labels intends to grow Build Me Mini with several hires

Lemon Labels acquires custom Lego business

Family-owned label printer Lemon Labels has completed its fourth acquisition in two years with its purchase of Lego-based gifting business Build Me Mini.

MD Jonathan Wright (L) took the helm at RLS in May

Reel Label Solutions chases post-MBO growth with Durst Tau

Reel Label Solutions has installed a brand-new Durst Tau 330 RSC E digital press at its Pontyclun site as part of its post-MBO expansion plans.

Yin and yang of print dominate July’s most read

While a welcome reprieve was the month’s biggest story, our July listicle was largely dominated by M&A and insolvencies, with a smattering of research and a bumper payday for good measure.

Andrew Tate with Top G issue one

Tate sets premium price point for new Top G comic

Controversial influencer Andrew Tate – currently facing charges of rape, human trafficking and forming an organised crime group in Romania – has launched a new comic, with the first edition priced at...

Scott: "I’m optimistic about what we can achieve together for our employees"

Canon UK & Ireland appoints new HR director 

Canon UK & Ireland has taken on a new HR director to drive forward the company’s people vision, including its inclusive culture.

Fujifilm's acquisition of Unigraphica proved key to Paragon Germany

Paragon Germany invests in Fujifilm imprinting kit

Paragon Group’s German operation has taken on Fujifilm imprinting kit to enhance its direct mail production.

Cinema advertising growth is predicted to jump 21% in 2023. Credit: Warner Bros Discovery

Advertising spend flatlines in Q1 2023

A plateau in advertising spend in the UK has seen the industry’s income take a real-terms fall in the first quarter of 2023.

Firm went into liquidation with a total deficiency of more than £150k

Director barred over CBILS breach

The director of an exhibition displays business has been banned for breaching the terms of a CBILS loan.