Print heritage in spotlight at Games opening
Printing and books featured prominently in the opening ceremony for the Commonwealth Games in Birmingham, with the achievements of local luminary John Baskerville marked by a giant printing press.
Koenig & Bauer 'well positioned' despite uncertainties
Koenig & Bauer hopes to achieve its goals for 2022 despite describing the current operating environment as “one of the most difficult in Europe’s recent history”.
James Cropper reports strong start to 2022
James Cropper has reported a positive start to its financial year, with its sales in Q1 up 36% year-on-year.
3D Proof packaging event announced
Vivid Laminating Technologies, GMG Color and Service Offset Supplies (SOS) are hosting an open house event, entitled The 3D Proof, focused on fast, accurate digital proofing for packaging production.
PG Paper head of logistics wins industry award
Scottish paper merchant PG Paper’s head of logistics has won the Freight Leader Award at the 2022 Amazon everywoman in Transport & Logistics Awards.
Grafenia 'turns corner', reshapes around software
Grafenia has posted year-end results that give a flavour of how the reshaped software business will look after disposing of its manufacturing operations, with chairman Jan Mohr asserting “sometimes...
NPS Print merges with Strategic Print
Print and design firm NPS Print and digital printing specialist Strategic Print have merged and become NPS Ltd.
Cimpress: the pressure is on smaller competitors
Cimpress has filed record sales and gross profit at its year-end, although its Vista brand is yet to fully bounce back as the group nears the end of a huge three-year rebuild of its technology stack.
CPI: BBC has not provided full picture on paper
The Confederation of Paper Industries (CPI) has accused the BBC of failing to provide the full picture in a documentary about reducing carbon.
Principal Mailing Solutions gears up for growth
Principal Mailing Solutions has beefed up its senior management team with two new hires and a promotion, as the Northampton business gears up for growth.
Xerox reports mixed Q2 results
Second-quarter sales at Xerox were down by 2.6% year-on-year at $1.75bn (£1.45bn) but up by 1.1% in constant currency terms.
UKHO to withdraw from paper chart production
The UK Hydrographic Office (UKHO) is to develop options for the withdrawal from global paper chart production by late 2026 to increase focus on its digital navigation products and services.