Greetings cards

The Forest Stewardship Council (FSC) UK has launched its Christmas Card Pledge campaign, to ask those shopping for Christmas cards this year to pledge to choose FSC-certified cards.

James Cropper has partnered with Hallmark on a card collection made from upcycled coffee cups.

IG Design Group’s UK business has increased sales and profits following an organisational revamp and a move into the production of high-end paper bags for retailers.

Offset Print & Packaging is poised to take on five people left out of work following the collapse of Stones Ashford.

Despite subdued output predictions from the BPIF’s Printing Outlook survey, printers have so far reported solid sales in the run-up to Christmas.

When Overmatter saw the press release about a new product range from Clintons, it gave every impression of being a late-arriving April Fool.

Distributor and greetings card publisher The Original Poster Company (OPC) is aiming for a 10% increase in sales, having been recently acquired by Cathay Investments.

Here at PrintWeek Towers we are, of course, very appreciative of the Christmas cards we receive from our wonderful industry chums.

Digital printer Twenty10 Digital has invested in a Morgana DigiFold Pro to add to its increasing roster of Morgana finishing kit.

Card Factory aims to grow its personalised gifting business after bringing digital printing in-house with a £1m spend on new kit.

Vision Paper & Board has extended a range of graphical coated boards to target the greetings card market.

Collisons is hoping to improve quality, consistency and efficiency in producing greetings cards and stationery after installing a Xerox iGen 150 press.