Business
IOS proposes closure of former K2 site
Innovative Output Solutions (IOS) has continued the process of consolidating its transactional, direct mail and print production facilities with the proposed closure of the Manchester print site of...
Jaymar Packaging boosts capacity with Bobst folder-gluer install
Jaymar Packaging, the carton manufacturer, has invested in its third Bobst folder-gluer to boost capacity at the Crewe-based business.
Printed word still more trustworthy than email, survey says
Printed correspondence still has a place because the general public still doesn't trust emails, according to research carried out by Pitney Bowes.
Proskills can be viable despite funding cut, Watts claims
Sector skills council Proskills has said it will have to transform into a self-supporting business after having its funding cut by the government due a lack of large companies in the print sector.
FMG's Simon Berg in Ceros move
FMG chief executive Simon Berg has stepped down from his role at the North London-headquartered pre-media business to head up the group's digital publishing platform Ceros.
GMC joins Screen Equiosnet partner programme
GMC Software Technology has joined the partner programme for Screen's open platform PDF-based workflow Equiosnet, meaning users can will benefit from verified connectivity between the two firms'...
Colchester MP wades into Polestar closure proposal
The MP for Colchester Sir Bob Russell has waded in on the consultation over closure at the local Polestar branch.
Integrity Print group grows with A1 Trade Print buy
Integrity Print has expanded its horizons to export markets after the acquisition of A1 Trade Print Services by the group's parent company.
Friedheim International creates converting division with Kama tie-up
Friedheim International has said it aims to "do justice" to the converting market in the UK after tying with Kama on the formation of a new converting division.
Ovation Graphics Buys Fort Worth-based Branch-Smith
Ovation Graphics this week announced the purchase of Fort Worth, TX-based Branch-Smith Printing, enabling the 101-year-old company to avoid liquidation and continue operations.