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Wallpaper and flooring producer Milexa Group has ranked 39th in the annual Sunday Times Virgin Atlantic Fast Track 100 league table.

Paragon Customer Communications has scooped a huge contract to partner with Royal Mail on the delivery of Covid-19 home testing kits.

Belfast-based Kaizen Print has been acquired by a publishing company that is looking expand its digital printing and creative services in 2021.

Tributes have been paid to Peter Geliot, former managing director of finishing kit supplier Geliot Hurner Ewen (GHE), who has died aged 92.

Screentec Flexible Print Solutions has updated its bindery after taking on a DigiFold Pro creasing and folding machine from Morgana Systems.

Drupa organiser Messe Düsseldorf has bowed to the inevitable and cancelled the physical expo planned for 2021 entirely, along with a raft of other events including Interpack.

Norfolk-based wide-format specialist CIM Signs & Graphics has attributed its longevity to its people and customer service as it comes to the end of its 20th anniversary year.

Royal Mail has announced an inflation-busting increase of nearly 12% on the price of a 1st Class stamp, citing the need to “ensure the sustainability of the one-price-goes-anywhere Universal Service”.

A trio of UK print companies have become newly certified Carbon Balanced Printers and will have their annual carbon emissions offset by the World Land Trust.

Heidelberg has deepened its relationship with major shareholder Masterwork Group through a new joint venture for the production of parts in China.

Delivery management group Whistl has acquired Clientbase Fulfilment and Contact Centre, its third transaction in the e-commerce fulfilment and contact centre sector.

Webmart has kicked off the festive season with the launch of a new game that will see it donate £5,000 to charity.

CCM Group has gone live with an outdoor advertising campaign for its consumer brand Trusted PPE that it said is believed to be the largest outdoor campaign to go live this year in the public personal...

Arcadia’s collapse into administration appears likely to leave its remaining print suppliers out of pocket, although some had already stopped printing for the troubled group and there are hopes that...

The High Court in Manchester has wound up another rogue magazine publisher based in Liverpool, following a spate of similar cases in the city and surrounding areas over the past 18 months.