Commercial printer Inprint Litho has installed a Komfi Amiga 52 thermal laminator to bring laminating in-house.

Scottish book printer Bell & Bain has recruited two new apprentices and plans to take on four more in the next few weeks.

The value of the global packaging services market is forecast to grow from $33.7bn (£24.4bn) in 2017 to $50bn in 2022, according to new research from Smithers Pira.

Antalis’ digital academy is extending the breadth of its educational offering beyond digital technical support, and has rebranded as Antalis Academy to mark the change.

Water-based textile inks supplier MagnaColours has launched a new ink to facilitate easier printing of multi-coloured designs on to light- or dark-coloured garments.

Print industry veteran Robin Bannister has passed away at the age of 71 after battling multiple sclerosis (MS) and, latterly, cancer of the oesophagus.

Label Apeel seems to enjoy bucking the trend. Just as other printers are bringing everything under one roof, it chose to open a second office 340 miles away from its main base.

In the last issue of PrintWeek we posed the following question: ‘How optimistic are you about your business prospects in 2018?’

Typically we print to flat surfaces, like paper or board, or to labels that can be fixed to objects. But there is a growing interest in printing direct to objects.

One of the doors opened by TwentySix01’s investment in a Summa F2630 flatbed cutter was to a private jet. More precisely having digital flatbed printing and cutting helped the firm win a job kitting...