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East Riding of Yorkshire Council's tender is worth between £1.7m and £1.8m

Three bumper election print tenders live

A trio of election print jobs worth more than £800,000 each are currently up for grabs via the government’s Find a Tender service.

Gravure: “severe imbalance between supply and demand”

BPG to close loss-making gravure plant

Bertelsmann Printing Group (BPG) has announced the planned closure of another gravure plant, reflecting a decade of structural decline in the European gravure market.

HP Indigo: Europe's first 6K Secure recently installed in UK

HP 'on front foot and hitting its stride'

HP’s share prices has jumped after the manufacturer’s results exceeded market expectations.

New features are being developed for next year's show

SDUK prepares for 'big turnout'

Sign & Digital UK (SDUK) has opened visitor registration for next March’s event after a three-year hiatus as its organiser hails significant support from exhibitors new and old.

Vacher: making progress with Turnaround Plan

De La Rue results improves in H1

De La Rue has reported a “substantial improvement” in first half trading, with polymer production almost doubled on last year, and banknote printing capacity full for the rest of the year.

Poulett: Fujifilm had the most to offer

Fujifilm extends Reach partnership

Reach has signed a new five-year plate deal with incumbent supplier Fujifilm as the newspaper group looks to drive pre-press innovation.

The Kama ComCut 76 can process up to 5,500sph

Fine Print supports packaging demand with Kama buy

Oxfordshire marketing and promotional print company Fine Print has purchased a Kama ComCut 76 automatic finishing die-cutter to support its growing demand for short-run packaging.

Tame: print and paper has a great sustainable story to share

Print On Demand Worldwide becomes latest Two Sides member

Book printer Print On Demand Worldwide has become the newest member of print and paper advocacy group Two Sides.

Heidelberg is set to vacate its landmark Brentford building by Christmas

Heidelberg UK preps for move to new home

Heidelberg is preparing to vacate its Brentford base for new premises close to Heathrow Airport.

Nettl: several new partners in the US signed up in the first half

Grafenia boss likens first half to Squid Game

Grafenia has almost halved its losses in the first half, with CEO Peter Gunning likening the period to “a perverse, real-life Squid Game” as business activity was affected by a series of green and red...

Davey: "We are delighted to be expanding our portfolio of products"

Agilico acquires Invu

Agilico has acquired document management software provider Invu as it continues on its growth path.

Ultra Fine Offset is available in sheets from SRA3 through to B1

Denmaur launches new high white uncoated range

Denmaur Paper Media has launched a new FSC certified and World Land Trust Carbon Balanced high white uncoated paper range.

Fire-hit building has been condemned. Image: North Wales Fire Service

Rare books go up in flames

Rare book, journals and magazines – including a first edition of the Radio Times – have been destroyed in a fire in North Wales.

Le Gresley: "Platemaking is faster now, and there are far fewer plate failures"

Aztec Label adopts Fuji Flenex plates

Aztec Label has adopted Fujifilm's water-washable Flenex FW plates following a successful trial earlier this year.

Royal Mail's Sunday parcel delivery service is “rapidly approaching a 15m items a year” business

Royal Mail calls for more flexibility on USO

Royal Mail has announced record first-half profits along with plans to “level up” its parcel offering with a seven day, one price, go everywhere service – while at the same time aiming to ensure its...