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Merchant EBB is restructuring its operations due to the impact of the Covid-19 pandemic on current and likely future trading.

Trade services and materials specialist Swanline Group has implemented a fully automated artwork management system using Enfocus Switch.

Sun Chemical has completed its acquisition of Switzerland-headquartered textile and packaging inkjet ink manufacturer Sensient Imaging Technologies (SIT).

Industry firms in the Leicester area have reacted to news that lockdown measures at the city are being extended due to a spike in Covid-19 cases.

A Scottish print management firm has entered insolvency proceedings with print suppliers likely to be left out of pocket as a result.

The BPIF has urged printing firms to take advantage of the existing Level 2 Print Apprenticeship – if possible during a pandemic – before it is withdrawn at the end of next month.

Vistaprint founder Robert Keane has issued a personal apology after a customer who ordered Black Lives Matter posters also received All Lives Matter prints in their delivery, resulting in a social...

Rigid Containers has invested £4m to boost its boxmaking capacity with a new Mitsubishi Evol 100/350 line.

Fujifilm aims to provide a boost to indie photo gift retailers with a new ‘shop local’ marketing campaign.

The Alexir Partnership has moved to retain its independent status by becoming employee owned.

Koenig & Bauer will do away with the role of chief executive when incumbent Claus Bolza-Schünemann steps down at the end of the year.

Central Mailing Services (CMS) has signed for a second Kern 3500 envelope enclosing line as it prepares for the post lockdown business landscape and braces itself for an imminent rise in mailings.

Heidelberg UK’s restructure is taking shape with a number of employees opting to leave the business, a potential partnership on consumables logistics in the works, and the possibility that it could...

Baker Labels has invested a six-figure sum in one of its finishing lines to open up new applications and opportunities for its trade customers.

Royal Mail is taking drastic action to cut costs by more than £400m, and plans to take out 2,000 management roles at its UK business.