Print buying

Ofcom investigates Royal Mail after delivery targets missed again

Ofcom has opened an investigation today (23 May) into Royal Mail’s compliance with its regulatory obligations for 2024/25, following the postal operator’s publication of its annual delivery...

EBB sets up new publishing wing

EBB Paper has set up a new Publishing Division targeting book and magazine publishers.

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Bakers ups BakPac capacity with double Galaxy Packtech install

BakPac, the flexible packaging division of independent label printer Bakers, has boosted its capacity with the installation of two additional Galaxy Packtech pouchmaker machines.

Jardine: "There is plenty in the survey to be positive about"

Industry output holds in Q1 but confidence lacking

Output and order performance in the UK printing and printed packaging industry in Q1 was close to the subdued forecasts, according to the latest BPIF Printing Outlook survey.

Simmons to take up new role at KSP Group

Del Simmons will join KSP Group next month as the business maps out a leadership transition.

Made-to-fit packaging can reduce delivery emissions. Image: Amazon

Amazon to install automated packaging machines across Europe

Amazon is set to deploy advanced automated packing technology across its European network – including in the UK – to improve packaging for its customers and reduce waste.

Powering the next phase of garment decoration

Snuggle’s new DTF platform is transforming garment decoration — offering trade printers and resellers a fast, flexible, and equipment-free way to meet the surging demand for personalised apparel.

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Mondi showcases uncoated paper possibilities

Mondi has produced a new book to showcase the creative possibilities of its Pergraphica premium papers range.

Evri expands with DHL eComms deal

Royal Mail has a new rival with Evri set to handle business letters for the first time following a mega-merger with DHL eCommerce UK.

Denmaur's Doug Jessop sets retirement date

Denmaur’s Doug Jessop is set to retire this summer after 42 “non-stop” years in the paper industry.