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The BPIF has welcomed a prediction that the UK will see “twin-engined” growth in 2016 and said printers will see the benefit of an improving economy.

Swindon-based printer Multisets has fallen into administration, less than a year after it acquired cheque printer Bank Security Printing.

Johnston Press has more than doubled underlying profits in a declining market, but contract printing revenues remain flat, according to its latest results.

Printers have reported cautious optimism for Q3 in the BPIF's latest Printing Outlook study on the health of the industry.

Growth has continued at Communisis as it announces a 3% sales rise and two significant contract extensions in its half-year results today.

Ministers have started to search for a small business commissioner who will name and shame bad companies and chase down late payments, worth nearly £27bn, as part of a wider consultation on support...

Web-to-print company Moo has secured a £3m revolving credit facility from Barclays to help it grow its global business.

Packaging giant DS Smith has completed its acquisition of Austria-based recycled corrugated board packaging business Duropack.

The BPIF has released the latest data on the health of the industry, collated in its Printing Outlook survey. While output figures for Q1 2015 tallied with expectations, orders were up higher than...

The UK’s industrial output grew at its fastest rate for six months in March, with print contributing to the growth.

First-quarter sales at Agfa Graphics are down year-on-year, but underlying trends are good, especially in the inkjet segment, following successful wide-format printer launches.

In yet another blow to the UK paper industry, Tullis Russell Papermakers has fallen into administration, after racking up losses of £18.5m over five years, resulting in the immediate loss of 325 jobs.