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One of the world’s rarest football programmes, estimated to be worth thousands of pounds, has been put up for auction after being found in a drawer by the nephew of one of its printers.

A copy of the first ever Panini World Cup sticker album from 1970 went under the hammer for £2,000 on 5 December, beating its pre-sale estimate of £1,200-£1,800.

An exceptionally rare £5 banknote, printed in 1900, is expected to fetch up to £16,000 when auctioned at Noonans’ auction house in Mayfair on 12 October.

UV-curable inks are the most popular formulation for industrial inkjet applications but require know-how to meet demanding quality standards. Inkjet expert Mark Bale explores how these challenges can...

YM Group has gone into administration, marking an ignominious end for a business that at one time had lofty ambitions to dominate the UK web offset market.

IG Design Group has agreed new, reduced, banking facilities and covenants that will run until March 2024.

Printers and print buyers are in despair after the Finnish Paperworkers' Union rejected the four UPM strike settlement proposals on the table –  apparently due to the impasse at Communication Papers...

Police and the fire brigade are investigating the cause of a fire at a London print group.

Web-to-print specialist Vpress has teamed up with website developer Making Websites Better (MWB) to create a low cost one-stop-shop service that can give printers a fully-fledged e-commerce website...

Finding the most cost effective format can save a lot of money over a years’ printing.