Industry bodies

Gone are the days when a trade show was just about companies wanting to publicise their products or sell more widgets - or even having the luxury of a few days to network with fellow, like-minded...

At Drupas gone by, talk of reducing alcohol consumption probably meant something very different to what it means today. Of course, there'll still be many resolving - and probably failing - to forgo...

While the national media are up in arms over the Royal Mail's 30% and almost 40% increase in the cost of First and Second Class stamps respectively, the true impact of the latest price increases, for...

UK print has rounded on the Royal Mail's latest wave of postal service price increases, warning that it is at risk of creating "further incentives" to drive customers to use digital alternatives to...

PrintWeek's pick of the new press products on show at Drupa

In terms of the challenges facing SMEs, I don't think making it easier to shed underperforming staff is at the top of many business owners' wish lists.

The press, whether conventional or digital, is the machine upon which this diverse and innovative business is built and so, in the first of our previews, we take a look at what will be on show in...

The government has announced a consultation looking into changes to the current workplace dismissal laws.

GI Direct has become the latest company to sign up to the Two Sides campaign to promote the positives of print and paper.

Doveton Press has cemented its diversification into digital printing with an investment in a Ricoh Pro C901 Graphic Arts Edition printer and Prinect Business Manager MIS from Heidelberg.

Packaging group Macfarlane increased sales and profits last year despite volatile raw materials prices and uncertain market conditions.

The BPIF has backed recommendations made in a government-commissioned report for new policies to reinvigorate manufacturing in the UK.