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Roland DG has launched what it claims is its “most productive printer/cutter ever”, the XG-640.

Print, mail and digital document service firm Latcham’s freshly-promoted sales director, Mark Skirton, will seek to expand the £22m-turnover company with a new growth strategy.

Marks & Spencer is trialling a new type of paper fibre tray that can be used in both conventional ovens and microwaves, and can be recycled at home.

Linney has made a major investment in post-press, digital and litho with equipment from Horizon, Heidelberg and HP.

Print entrepreneur Tom Willday, who once appeared on Dragons’ Den, met his childhood hero David Beckham at The Chelsea Flower Show, and a viral post as a result of the meeting has boosted Willday’s...

The £106m acquisition of Yodel Delivery Network by InPost Group has been paused following an injunction application to the High Court by UK-based logistics platform Shift and associated entity Corja...

Software Circle has got its money back, with all the funds involved in a suspected push payment fraud recovered.

A US-based book printer has launched an API that can open the North American market to publishers, self-publishing platforms, businesses and other print companies looking for a US book-on-demand...

Lascelle Barrow – a genuine industry legend – has died aged 79, after spending more than 60 years in print.

Following its acquisition of DS Smith earlier this year, International Paper has confirmed a proposal to close five of its Packaging sites in the UK.