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Firm fined after paper punch amputation
A West Country supplier of paper products to the crafting market has been fined nearly £90,000 after an employee’s fingers were severed in a punching machine.
Whistl signs up to disability initiative
Delivery group Whistl has signed up to ‘The Valuable 500’, a global movement aimed at putting disability on the agenda for business leaders.
Stav Athanasiou to leave the Telegraph after 20 years
Long-serving Telegraph head of operations Stav Athanasiou is leaving the media group due to a restructure.
SCA moves into sheets
Papermaker SCA has expanded its offering to include sheets, as it looks to gain share due to ongoing changes in the paper market.
ePac presses ahead with continental expansion
ePac has confirmed its planned expansion into continental Europe with the opening of two new sites.
3 Sixty invests for the future
3 Sixty has installed a new EFI Vutek h5 as part of its strategy to adjust to the current business landscape and prepare for the post-Covid future.
Premier supports free IPIA membership
Premier Paper Group has partnered with the IPIA to offer its active customers free membership and take advantage of the trade association’s support to help them adjust to the post Covid business...
North West restrictions: 'epic clusterbotch' or eminently sensible?
Print bosses in the North West are keeping a close eye on the latest measures aimed at curbing incidents of Covid-19 in the region.
Domino acquires Lake Image Systems
Domino Printing Sciences has acquired British inspection technology specialist Lake Image Systems.
BOSS to host mental health webinar
Office products trade association BOSS is to host a free webinar tomorrow where adventurer Alex Staniforth will talk about how to manage mental health and resilience.
Minuteman helps local firms bounce back
Minuteman Press in Bath has been helping local businesses continue to trade through the coronavirus pandemic after launching a community website, ‘Bounce Back Bath and NE Somerset’.
Door drop volumes sink, but value remains unchallenged
While the DMA’s latest report on door drops paints a bleak picture on volumes, which have fallen by almost 1bn in two years, market value has proved surprisingly resilient over the same period with...
Cimpress: resilient but “far from where we want to be”
Cimpress founder Robert Keane has described the effects on business of the Covid-19 pandemic as akin to being “punched hard in the stomach”.
Drupa enters critical phase
Planning for Drupa 2021 is about to enter a critical period with exhibitors required to confirm any changes to their stand sizes by the end of August.
Kellogg's launches major personalised print promo
Kellogg’s has turned to the power of print for a clever new promotion involving personalised cereal box covers.