APP pledges to stop clearing Indonesian rainforest
Asia Pulp and Paper (APP) has pledged to halt its Indonesian deforestation projects with immediate effect, bringing 2012's anti-deforestation pledge forward by two years.
BSI to host ISO print standards meeting at Ipex
The British Standards Institute will administer a week-long series of meetings for the TC130 - the graphics technology committee of the ISO - alongside Ipex.
Ambassador Litho rebrands as Gemini West
Bristol printer Ambassador Litho has relaunched as Gemini West for the new year following a major restructure across Gemini Group.
Print sector remains static in Q4
Printers responding to the BPIF's latest <i>Printing Outlook</i> survey reported no change in domestic order levels in Q4 2012 with similar predictions for Q1 2013.
Mint Signs enters commercial print arena
Sign and display company Mint Signs has launched a traditional print and design business in response to the number of printers entering the exhibition market.
Arjowiggins preserves paper memory bank
Arjowiggins is creating memories for the future with its Blank Sheet Time Capsule scheme for paper-based nostalgia.
Packaging bodies back North Print and Pack 2013
Two packaging associations have thrown their weight behind North Print and Pack 2013 with a seminar programme designed specifically for the packaging industry.
New mono printer launches add to Bizhub range
Konica Minolta has launched two new additions to its Bizhub range for commercial print-on-demand applications.
Print Yorkshire to hold second Media Marketplace exhibition
The BPIF regional arm is to hold a one-day event in Leeds to promote digital and creative industries across Yorkshire.
White Horse Press continues with new investor
Entrepreneur Martin Reed bought White Horse Press Newbury in December 2012 after parent company Synergie group entered a Company Voluntary Arrangement on 17 August.
Swedish group buys Morgana
Morgana Systems has been bought by Swedish firm Plockmatic International.
Modern Meadow unveils PrintMeat plan
If the scientists at Modern Meadow succeed in their vision, we may be changing the name of this magazine to PrintMeat, for that is exactly what they are setting out to do.