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A finalist last year, Granite Colour impressed the judges with its examples of good-quality print.

Producing "an impressive and varied range of magazines" and "showcasing an array of finishing techniques and papers", Southernprint has held on to the top spot in the Consumer Magazine Printer of the...

The winner in 2005, St Ives Web Plymouth has burst back onto the scene with its impressive production of GQ Style, Vogue and Arena Homme Plus.

Having been commended in 2006, Screaming Colour has gone one better in 2008, scooping the top prize in what was considered a very exciting and closely fought category.

The judges were impressed with ProCo's colour management and the quality of its print.

St Ives' point-of-purchase division SP Group picks up its first PrintWeek Award this year and deservedly so.

Augustus Martin is back after a two-year absence in this category, in which they have once again picked up a commendation.

Another triumph for Beacon Press in this category, having won this award last year and in 2005.

<b>Riot of Colour<br></b>One judge described Riot of Colour's submissions as "brilliantly presented". Its examples included pop artist Gerald Laing's Capriccio collection. This contained controversial...

The staff at St Ives Direct Crayford clearly put the same dedication into their magazines as they do into the packaging, a category in which they also triumphed, to take the inaugural Customer...

<b>Southernprint</b><br>Congratulations went to Southernprint for its outstanding work on Waitrose Food Illustrated. Its beautifully crisp, bright and colourful images shone out amongst the entries,...

A finalist last time out, Gilchrist takes the award this year with some high-profile examples.