Print buying
Landa aims to put Israel at the pinnacle of printing
Landa Digital Printing has confounded the sceptics by achieving what some had deemed impossible – it now has a press up and running at a customer site, and the firm’s initial tranche of users has...
Trinity Mirror and Northern & Shell in new takeover deal
Trinity Mirror has confirmed that it could potentially acquire ALL of Northern & Shell’s publishing assets.
Charnock returns to sharp end of print with new role
John Charnock has made a surprise return to print management, and has been appointed as the new managing director of Nicholson Bass, one of the oldest printing companies in Northern Ireland.
Regency gains seven-figure PE investment
Private equity house Foresight Group has invested almost £2m in specialist printer Regency Design & Print and has ambitious plans to scale the business.
New MD for Rhapsody as industry stalwart Pipe steps down
Tim Moscow has been appointed as managing director of Rhapsody following Les Pipe’s decision to step down.
Trinity Mirror announces more local newspaper closures
Trinity Mirror will close four free local weekly newspaper titles later this month.
Hill takes up new role at Lettershop
Former MarketReach media specialist Lance Hill has joined The Lettershop Group (TLG) as the firm’s new sales director.
Veitsiluoto: PM2 repairs will take until year-end
The damaged PM2 machine at Stora Enso’s Veitsiluoto mill will not be fully up and running again until the end of the year at the earliest, PrintWeek has learned.
Williams Lea Tag sale confirmed
Advent International has confirmed that it is to become the new owner of Williams Lea Tag.
McDonald's in luxe limited edition packaging first
An as-yet-unnamed digital printer has been tasked with producing a luxe limited edition box to mark the ‘unexpected pairing’ of fashion designer Julien Macdonald OBE with fast food chain McDonald’s...
Paper machine crash fuels uncoated supply issues
A further squeeze on uncoated paper supplies appears likely following a ‘major incident’ that has put one of Stora Enso’s paper machines out of action for at least six weeks.
Potential Williams Lea buyer named
The owner of Fort Dearborn and Oberthur Technologies has emerged as the likely buyer for Williams Lea.