Firm makes redress after failing to meet packaging regs
A Leicester firm has made a five-figure payment to charity after failing to register as a packaging producer or take the necessary steps to recycle and recover its packaging waste.
Trio of large print tenders about to expire
Three more mega print tenders are currently open via the government’s Find a Tender service but will close in the coming days.
Union: UPM mediation is 'ongoing'
Meetings between UPM and the Paperworkers’ Union are continuing this week, but there is still no news on any positive progress that will resolve the crisis.
Apprintable invests again to meet growing demand
Apprintable has installed four new machines following a surge in demand for its services over the winter.
Macfarlane launches new Packaging Optimiser
Macfarlane Packaging has introduced the Packaging Optimiser, an interactive tool designed to help businesses identify the total cost and environmental impact of their packaging operation.
IG Design Group CEO in abrupt exit
IG Design Group is looking for a new CEO after incumbent Paul Fineman unexpectedly announced his departure.
Printers urged to support Day of Reflection
Charity Marie Curie hopes to enlist the help of printers around the country for its upcoming National Day of Reflection, which involves people creating their own local ‘Walls of Reflection’ using a...
DecTek installs fifth Titanium cutter
DecTek has taken delivery of its fifth Titanium cutter in two years, to further support its growth strategy.
Fedrigoni continues M&A drive with Spanish buy
Paper manufacturer Fedrigoni has pressed on with its M&A activity in the self-adhesives products sector after acquiring Spanish business Divipa.
News and leisure titles impress in latest mag ABCs
News and current affairs titles performed strongly in the latest Audit Bureau of Circulations (ABC) consumer magazine reports, with many sports and leisure titles also doing well.
Ricoh turns to plant power for new ink
Ricoh has formulated a new plant-based inkjet ink which it claims is a first for mainstream print applications.
Inkjet giant calls for drug rule rethink
A global printer manufacturer has expressed “deep concern” about the potential knock-on impact of the reclassification of a chemical used in some inkjet inks as a Class B drug.