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441 companies have now removed or changed their messaging since the inception of pro-paper campaign group Two Sides in 2008.

Cubiquity has won a multimillion-pound three-year contract with the Alzheimer’s Society after a competitive tender process.

Taylor Bloxham Group is set to take on a Nipson VP200 duplex printer for its Mailbox direct mail division in order to reaffirm its commitment to mono print services.

The Bigger Printing Co has closed its doors and is understood to be in talks to appoint a liquidator.

Commercial printer Diamond Colour Print has invested around £110,000 in a Heidelberg Versafire EP to enhance its digital offering.

Scottish paper merchant PG Paper has appointed its first managing director as well as a sales manager to support growth plans across its international markets.

Amy Hutchinson has been named as the winner of the Young Stationers’ prize for 2019 as she begins work as the new chief executive of the Boss Federation.

J Thomson Colour Printers has joined the appeal to locate one of its own, who went missing at the start of the month.

Rosehill Press has been put up for sale after the loss of its biggest customer resulted in a cashflow crisis at the business.

Auction procedures for one of Arjowiggins’ French sites have begun while the sale of its UK sites remains unconfirmed.

Euromonitor International co-founder and executive chairman Trevor Fenwick, who was elected Master of the Stationers’ Company last week, has laid out his vision for the role.

Trade printer Birtwell & Co has expanded its cutting capabilities after investing in a Polar N92 Plus guillotine.

Eyes were on the future at the BPIF’s annual general meeting, which took place in London yesterday (9 July) as part of its yearly members’ day.

Severn has taken on a Canon Océ Colorstream 3900 high-speed inkjet press with a Hunkeler book line as part of a £2m investment to fuel growth.

DG3 has made another acquisition and has also parted company with long-serving managing director Barry Page.