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BEIS details November Brexit webinars

The Department for Business, Energy & Industrial Strategy (BEIS) has released details of its November series of webinars aimed at helping businesses navigate potential challenges as the end of the...

Roberts: Pleased with DS Smith's H1 performance

DS Smith sees improved Q2 performance

DS Smith has reported an improved performance in the second quarter of its current financial year, with a return to growth for its corrugated box volumes.

Lewis: "We trust IFS and the systems they install"

Spot on Print drills into Durselen investment

General commercial printer Spot on Print has taken on a new Durselen UD-04 drill to maintain continuity.

The printing workshop at St Bride's

St Bride launches £50k fundraiser and digitisation project

St Bride Foundation has launched a crowdfunding campaign to mark the 125th anniversary of the St Bride Library & Archive, including plans to reach a wider audience by digitising parts of its...

Smudge Studio's services include product shots for e-tailers

Pureprint adds studio services with Smudge deal

Pureprint Group has added to its in-house services with the acquisition of e-commerce photography and video studio Smudge.

Donovan: The data now exists to outline direct mail's case even more strongly

SMP finds remote working is delivering DM opportunity

The widespread switch to working from home due to the coronavirus pandemic has provided a huge boost for printed mail, according to new research from the the Strategic Mailing Partnership (SMP).

Maskill (L) and Oldershaw started in their new roles last month

Webmart bolsters management team

Webmart has strengthened its leadership team with the promotion of two of its staff into new management roles.

Tom Baker (R) with brother Harry (L) and father Steve

Baker Labels expands family team

Family-owned trade label specialist Baker Labels has appointed Tom Baker in the new role of academy coordinator, which will see him lead the development of the company's training academy Bakers...

After four weeks government expects to return to a local and regional approach "based on the latest data"

Lockdown 2: industry reacts

Industry bodies and businesses have reacted with a mixture of resignation and dismay to the new ‘lockdown 2’ measures for England announced by prime minister Boris Johnson over the weekend.

InPrint well versed in the art of diversification

Commercial SME InPrint diversifies into packaging

Commercial and wide-format printer InPrint Colour is investing £500,000 to expand into packaging to further diversify and future-proof the business in the post-Covid landscape.

Goss M600: hundreds of installations worldwide

End of an era for Goss web offset presses

Manroland Goss Web Systems has completed the integration of its product lines, with the once ground-breaking gapless Sunday press series and popular M600 16pp web now consigned to the history books.

Aaron Hartley: This new investment will open up our customer base dramatically

Delt expands offering

Delt Shared Services has moved into wide-format offering with an investment that it expects will offer a five-fold cost saving.

Quality control checks on the polymer £10

Bank of England extends De La Rue deal

The Bank of England has extended its banknote printing contract with De La Rue for an additional three years.

Adamski was sales director for Visual Communications at Antalis Poland

Gardiner Graphics eyes European growth with hires

Gardiner Graphics Group has set up a new European sales team to support the roll-out of its Touchshield anti-microbial substrate and the takeover of Roland DG’s branded media business.

Savage: "further commitment to the robustness of processes and procedures"

Opus Trust invests in data security

Opus Trust Communications has rounded off a busy period of investment with the installation of a new Data Security Centre.