Printers

Taylor Bloxham continues growth drive with new hire
Print and marketing communications company Taylor Bloxham Group has appointed a new business development director as it continues its growth drive.

60 seconds with DTGUK
DTGUK started in a back bedroom using a tiny vinyl cutter and a secondhand heat press, subsequently expanding into its current 372sqm warehouse.

Q&A: David Bland, sales and marketing director, Blackmore
David is 63 years old and has been in print for 47 years. He’s married to the “long suffering” Jackie, and describes himself as a “proud Englishman, bee-keeper, antidisestablishmentarian, bad speller...

A bit of personality will set you apart from the crowd
While some old-school printers may be still relying on the size of their machinery to wow customers and win new business, more and more printers are moving from shouting about their technical prowess...

Onlineprinters reaches 250,000 climate neutral orders
Onlineprinters has notched up a quarter of a million carbon-neutral print orders and has seen a rise in uptake from UK customers.

Colourgen secures Dimense textured wallpaper tech UK distribution
Colourgen will exclusively distribute the Dimense 3D wallpaper printing technology in the UK.

Wood Richardson targets consumer market with Xerox investment
Long-established B2B printer Wood Richardson is hoping to break into the consumer market after installing a new Xerox Versant 180.

60 seconds with WO Jones
WO Jones was started in 1904 by William Owen Jones, the great-grandfather of current managing director Marcus Jones.

Q&A: Tony Gill Chief executive Mosaic Group
Tony has spent 40 years in the industry, he’s been married to Jane for 32 years and their daughter Charlotte works for Twentysix Digital in Leeds. His hobbies include walking and travelling with his...

Should print businesses call time on zero-hours contracts?
You don’t always know what the year might throw your way. For printers, demand is often seasonal. Periods of plenty can be followed by pockets of drought.