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Fisherprint was established in 1947. Image: Google Maps

Reports: Fisherprint in administration

Fisherprint has been placed into administration according to local news reports, with the printer’s website stating that orders are no longer being taken by the business.

The 3D printed units can quickly assemble boxes up to 400x300mm

Macfarlane Packaging launches rapid box assembly system

Macfarlane Packaging has launched a new rapid box assembly system that is said to help packers build cardboard boxes in seconds, increasing packing efficiency by up to 70%.

Businesses are embracing “the Barbiecore aesthetic”

VistaPrint: Barbie fuels pink growth

Barbie hype has fuelled a hot pink renaissance and a viral trend, with the use of pink in logos growing substantially year-on-year, new research from VistaPrint has found.

Ecofoil: now under new ownership

Crystal Press business and assets sold

Reflections Print Finishers has acquired the business and assets of Crystal Press, including its trademarked Ecofoil recyclable foiling technique.

APS has two facilities, including Preston Brook

APS Group launches business continuity service

APS Group has developed and launched a business continuity service aimed at supporting companies by ensuring business critical documents continue to reach customers.

Braille gift card and range of greeting cards are first-of-its-kind for M&S

M&S adds braille range

Marks & Spencer has added new braille greeting cards and a gift card after employees suggested the idea to the retailer’s CEO.

CWU will put forward solutions to turn around Royal Mail's fortunes

CWU reacts to IDS board revamp

The Communication Workers Union (CWU) has given a cautious welcome to the new boss at IDS, but has also warned that senior management at Royal Mail “cannot shake off their union busting mentality”...

Seidenberg: Royal Mail has "unrivalled scale"

New IDS CEO pledges 'bright future'

International Distributions Services (IDS) is changing its board structure following the departure of Royal Mail CEO Simon Thompson.

The magazine will have a new design “and content refresh”. Image: NME

NME to return to print

NME is set to return to print, over five years after the previously weekly music publication was axed.

O'Shea: praise for his loyal staff and great customer base

Chapel Press celebrates four decades, acquires Deanprint IP

Chapel Press has acquired the Deanprint name and intellectual property as the firm marks 40 years of successful trading.

Bespoke hoodies are part of the new range

WTTB adds to portfolio after taking on new kit

Where The Trade Buys (WTTB) has added apparel to its product range after investing in new specialist equipment.

The Bluprint team celebrated 20 years on 1 July

Bluprint celebrates 20 years

Print consumables and parts supplier and manufacturer Bluprint has celebrated its 20th birthday.

The 8.8m long machine required 4edge to expand its Hockley facility

4edge adds Canon VarioPrint iX to lineup

Short-run book printer 4edge has bought a VarioPrint iX sheetfed inkjet press, continuing a longstanding relationship with the machine’s manufacturer, Canon.

BPIF compiled the stats as part of its ongoing programme of representational activity

BPIF highlights industry's vital statistics

The UK printing industry has collectively increased its Gross Value Added by more than £1bn compared with pre-pandemic figures, and despite a reduction in the overall number of companies total...

The three tenders all close next month

More large print tenders up for grabs

Several fresh new tenders requiring a range of services from across the industry have gone live, the biggest worth over £1.4m.