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Severn has won a competitive tender to produce all of the journals for publisher, events and association management specialist Bioscientifica.

Printweek’s annual ranking of the UK industry’s most influential individuals is now available to view and download online.

Sign Architects has taken on a new Agfa Anapurna H1650i LED intended to help the business continue to record 100% year-on-year growth, as it has each year since it was established in 2015.

The print industry has reacted positively to the landslide victory by the Conservatives in yesterday’s General Election.

Commercial printer Words & Spaces has added landscape book production and streamlined its operations with investment in a new Horizon SPF-200L landscape feed bookletmaker.

Administrators at Nicholson & Bass have been unable to provide a statement of affairs or creditors’ list for the business “due to the non-cooperation of the current and previous director”, in what is...

Clinical Print Finishers has invested in a B2 Horizon AFC-566FG folder to meet an increase in Z-fold card production.

Adare SEC has appointed Tracy Toon to its executive team as people director, with the aim of boosting staff engagement and customer experience.

Multi Packaging Solutions (MPS) is considering closing its manufacturing facility in Nuthall, putting up to 139 jobs at risk.

Charlesworth Press has completed its Company Voluntary Arrangement (CVA) and completed a £3m round of investment in new kit to support its growing demand for the personalised children’s books market,...

The Delta Group has retained its point-of-sale contract with fast-growing supermarket chain Lidl GB.

Design Xpress has taken on the UK’s first Inktec Jetrix LXi7 as part of an investment that also included a new Canon Océ Colorado 1650.

Print management company JPS is celebrating its 25th birthday this month and has attributed its longevity to its passion for print and high quality customer service.

Stora Enso and Sulapac are launching a renewable and biodegradable straw to help combat the global problem of plastic waste.

The global digital print market will reach a value of $225bn (£171bn) by 2029 – up substantially from $103bn in 2014 – according to new research from Smithers.