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Emanuel founded Key Production in 1990, taking it to a £24m business

Key Production Group establishes employee ownership trust

Bespoke physical music and packaging broker Key Production Group has set up an employee ownership trust.

(L-R) James Fear and Alex Buck will support business expansion

Webmart expands into new sectors with senior appointments

Webmart has appointed two business development managers in newly created roles as it expands into the education and membership sectors.

Company owner handed 11-year ban

The owner of a small signage business has received a lengthy ban for breaching the conditions of the Bounce Back Loan scheme.

Investigators discovered the company had made false and misleading statements

Third family member barred over BBL

A third member of a family-controlled publishing business has received a lengthy ban for providing false information in order to receive a Bounce Back Loan.

CPI Group appoints new CFO

CPI Group has appointed a finance expert from outside the industry as its new CFO.

The group's first event will take place 14 March

Young People in Print group formed by industry leaders

A new action group to get more young people involved in the printing industry has scheduled its first event to bridge the gap between education and the print industry.

Robin Carruthers has joined CMS in a permanent capacity as its operations manager

CMS in bumper kit and sustainability investment

Central Mailing Services (CMS) has invested around £1m in total on a new bespoke continuous printer and solar panel setup, as it commits to be as close to net zero as possible by 2028.

Camo printer fined

A specialist printer of camouflage fabrics used by militaries around the world has been fined £60,000 after a worker was dragged into one of its machines.

Read takes on UK CEO role at Walstead

Walstead Group’s Debbie Read has become CEO of its UK business, reinforcing her position as one of the most powerful women in UK print.

Incodia has sites in Colchester (pictured) and Skelmersdale. Image: Google Maps

Incodia keeps Colchester open but 'streamlines' ops

Incodia International has confirmed that it will continue operations at its Colchester site, albeit with a streamlined business model.