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The webinar will take place later this month

Ricoh to discuss new machines in online event

Ricoh will highlight a range of its latest kit – including a new direct-to-garment printer – in the next instalment of its ‘Anything in Print’ series of webinar-style events.

Framework is UK-wide and available to all public sector organisations

Print SMEs among winners of huge CCS contract

Six suppliers have been appointed to the latest Crown Commercial Services print management contract, worth hundreds of millions of pounds.

William Say & Co is excited about the growth potential for inkjet production

Historic can maker embraces 21st century technology

A historic London can maker has embraced digital metal decorating through a co-operation with Tinmasters in Wales.

(L-R) back row Ryan Webster, Peter Richardson, Jake Forrester and Mark Cutts; front row Dawn Rawnsley and Rod Fisher

Print-Leeds expands team during pandemic

Print-Leeds has taken on five new recruits during the course of the coronavirus pandemic, boosting its headcount to 30.

Workplace testing can help to break hidden chains of transmission

More printers now eligible for workplace C-19 testing

Hundreds of printing companies will be able to take advantage of rapid workplace testing for Covid-19 after the government extended the scheme to smaller companies.

A raft of new Mimaki kit is among the investments made by Print On

Print On in major new kit drive

Digital specialist Print On has invested more than £200,000 on a raft of new kit to enable it to manage increasing demand from new and existing clients.

Some of the products in the new Value range

Solopress adds low-cost range

Solopress has introduced a new range of commoditised print products “with extremely competitive pricing”.

Annual NAW event has gone virtual for 2021

BPIF to host virtual apprenticeship event

The BPIF is hosting a virtual event tomorrow morning for employers and trainees to celebrate National Apprenticeship Week and also highlight what apprentices can offer the industry and what it can in...

Arrow Film Converters predominantly serves clients in the food packaging industry. Image: Google Maps

Packaging firm fined for environmental breach

Flexible packaging printer Arrow Film Converters has been fined over £17,500 for operating without an Environmental Permit and allowing harmful emissions to be released into the local environment.

ITV's Tom Bradby introducing the report. Image: ITV News at Ten

Sales boom for Wentworth jigsaws

Wentworth Wooden Puzzles made an appearance on ITV News at Ten this week, in a report about how jigsaw sales have soared during lockdown.

Royal Mail: new services include parcel collection

Royal Mail and CWU reach accord

Union members at Royal Mail have given a resounding vote of confidence in the new framework agreement about future working practices, job security and pay at the group.

Heathpak processes an average production volume of 16,000 tonnes per year

Heathpak acquired by Solidus Solutions

Fibre-based packaging specialist Heathpak has been acquired by Solidus Solutions as it looks to strategically expand its operations and broaden its product portfolio.

Many buyers believe that print will continue to remain important

Canon report finds buyers want more input from printers

Fewer than 20% of printers and in-house print rooms are fulfilling the needs of print buyers, according to new research from Canon Europe.

Steve Fear will offer support for a wide range of die-making products

C&T strengthens technical support with new hire

Creasing matrix and profile rubbers manufacturer C&T Channel Matrix has bolstered its technical support offering to its UK customers with the appointment of a new technical sales die-cutting...

Ricoh: investment is focused on commercial printing business’s future expansion

Ricoh results reflect Covid impact

Ricoh has filed results for the seismic nine-month period in 2020 when the Covid-19 pandemic took hold globally.