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The owner of a small signage business has received a lengthy ban for breaching the conditions of the Bounce Back Loan scheme.

Kit supplier International Graphic Supplies (IGS) has reported a very busy start to the year, already shipping six refurbished thermal CTP systems to businesses in the UK, Albania, and Sicily.

A third member of a family-controlled publishing business has received a lengthy ban for providing false information in order to receive a Bounce Back Loan.

Lecta and Sappi Europe will both implement price rises on speciality products from 1 April 2024.

Central Mailing Services (CMS) has been accepted into the West Midlands Net Zero Business Pledge for its bid to cut its scope one and two emissions to zero by 2028.

HP is set to host two dedicated customer events for vehicle wrapping and sustainability next month, in partnership with large-format print and vehicle graphics specialist PressOn.

Remous Group has bought Wincanton Digital Print out of administration in a pre-pack deal, just over a month after it acquired Wells Printing in a similar deal.

Robson Print has attained ISO 27001 certification for information security and upgraded its two Ricoh digital presses as part of a strategy to pursue more security print work.

Cannabis plants worth millions of pounds have been found growing in an abandoned printing works.

SwissQprint’s new 1,300-panel rooftop solar array has been connected to the electricity grid, due to power more than half of the electricity demand at the Schützenwiese business park where the firm is...

Printed.com has signed for its second production site, as part of its expansion strategy to meet customer demand.

Reach Printing Services had to enact disaster recovery plans this week after a power issue crippled its Oldham facility.

The huge site in Liverpool previously occupied by Prinovis UK has been sold to a property investment company.

Print and mail firm FCS Laser Mail has installed a brand-new BlueCrest Vantage MT5 FlexLine sorter at its Birmingham factory, allowing the company to take on trade sortation work.

Nottinghamshire packaging firm Surepak has entered administration after growing overheads – including a 425% hike in its electricity bill – cut into its cashflow.