Packaging

The exhibition will feature a seminar programme

Specialist corrugated and cartonboard show to return in 2023

The sixth international exhibition for the corrugated and folding carton industry is set to return in March.

GMB has suspended strike action while further consultations take place

Corrugated workers accept 8% pay deal

Industrial action by Unite members at DS Smith and Smurfit Kappa has been averted after workers accepted an improved pay deal.

Macfarlane Group's share price was on the rise today

Macfarlane trading in line with expectations

Macfarlane Group said it is expecting its results for 2022 to be ahead of last year and in line with its full year expectations.

Coordinator Role Center and the new Industry Caption feature

PrintVis 21 takes print MIS functionality to the next level

Developer PrintVis has released the latest version of its eponymous MIS, hailing 21 as its most flexible package to date.

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WTTB launches personalised chocolate offering

Where The Trade Buys (WTTB) has added chocolate products from Tony’s Chocolonely to its personalised B2B print offering.

Papeterie Zuber Rieder: specialist range includes 'ice bucket proof' labels

Fedrigoni to acquire French mill

Fedrigoni Group has agreed yet another buy, which will give the business a dominant presence in the worldwide market for premium papers for wine and spirits.

Prince William presents England team captain Harry Kane with his personalised box

Royal handover for Pureprint’s World Cup kit boxes

Bespoke boxes containing the England squad’s World Cup match kit, printed by Pureprint, were presented to the squad by Prince William.

Penny Black claims to win brands an additional £2 in revenue per recipient

Agfa-born marketing venture Penny Black wins £1.3m investment

Personalised e-commerce packaging start-up Penny Black has raised a further £1.3m after going independent from Agfa in April 2022.

James Cropper is able to upcycle a wide range of fibres

James Cropper trims paper to focus on most profitable lines

James Cropper has posted a £200,000 operating loss for the first half of the year, but expects to return to profitability in H2 on the back of strong sales growth – and the business has also spent...

Smurfit Kappa: potential strike action during crucial pre-Christmas period

Smurfit Kappa staff in talks over strikes

Unite members at UK Smurfit Kappa sites are understood to be balloting over strike action as they reportedly want a 10% annual pay rise.