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Stora Enso has entered into a consultation process over potential staff redundancies at its UK sites.

As the centrepiece of the <i>PrintWeek 2011 Investment Report</i>, we're asking UK printers about their business strategy and investment plans.

Part of International Paper's (IP) Inverurie mill in Aberdeenshire could be taken over by Biowood Norway - a Norwegian company that produces wood pellets.

UPM and Norfolk Environmental Waste Services (News) have announced a two-year deal, which will strengthen the paper manufacturer's presence in the recovered paper procurement sector.

Donald Murray Paper has done its bit to help the artistic youth of Glasgow by supplying 54,000 sheets of Lumisilk 200gsm paper for the 2009 edition of the Glasgow Schools Calendar.

Northprint organiser IIR is set to place an emphasis on adding value and the opportunities from online services at this year's show.

A machine worker at International Paper's Inverurie paper mill in Aberdeenshire has lost part of his arm after being involved in a serious accident.

Administrators for Norscreen, which trades as NSL Integrated Print Solutions, have received one offer and are expecting "a couple more", as the deadline for bids approaches.

Weaker demand has hit paper giants Stora Enso and Metso Paper with both companies announcing production curtailments and temporary staff lay-offs.

The Irish Times is hoping to benefit from a developing market for sticky labels featuring advertising with the purchase of a labeller from Muller Martini.

Borble is pushing for growth in its newly launched label web-to-print system after investing in the UK's first Xeikon 3300 digital press.