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JDP and Culverlands Press shortfall revealed
Creditors of Venn Holdings’ trading subsidiaries JDP and Culverlands Press are owed more than £8.8m with the two businesses showing an estimated total deficiency of £4.4m – and major creditors have...

Nobelus buys McKinleys films division
North American laminate and film distributor Nobelus has bought the films division of its longtime UK partner, McKinleys Group.

Wizbit doubles down on PFi Blades
Cassette and CD manufacturer Wizbit has installed a second Duplo PFI B2+ cutting table, less than a year after taking delivery of its first.

Morgana to hold North Print & Finish event
Morgana Systems is set to hold a Drupa preview of its latest products in Harrogate next month.

Clays celebrates SBTi validation
Clays greenhouse gas emission reduction goals have gained official approval from the Science Based Targets initiative (SBTi).

Sappi confirms Lanaken Mill closure
Sappi has confirmed the closure of its Lanaken Mill in Belgium, a move that will take out more than half a million tonnes of coated woodfree paper production for the heatset web offset market.

The Valley Group in double SwissQprint spend
Retail specialist The Valley Group has boosted its flexibility and efficiency after taking on two SwissQprint Kudu flatbeds.

BPIF updates Colour Quality Management Scheme
The BPIF Colour Quality Management Certification Scheme has been amended in relation to the Certification Body (Part 4) of the scheme.

Your Print Partner shuttered
The company behind Your Print Partner has gone into voluntary liquidation.

All Sorts UK in liquidation
Direct Mail specialist All Sorts Mailing Solutions has gone into liquidation after closing its doors last month.

Datagraphic accelerates net-zero target to 2040
Digital mailing specialist Datagraphic has signed up to the Climate Pledge, bringing forward its net-zero ambitions to a 2040 deadline.

Kazoo Print shares profit after EFI install
Cannock wide-format printer Kazoo Print Solutions has moved to a profit-share structure following a successful year of growth that also saw it buy a new EFI Pro 30h press.

Unite bags seven-figure payout for former Stoneywood workers
Unite the union has secured a likely £1m-plus payout for former workers at Arjowiggins’ Stoneywood Mill.

Businesses need to invest in productivity growth, Hunt says
Industry figures have responded to chancellor Jeremy Hunt’s claims that UK businesses need to invest more in capital to boost productivity.

Moo plans to roll out new look and platform
Sales at Moo have topped $100m again, as the reshaped business continues to improve its performance, post-pandemic.