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Some printers are relying on a small number of customers for the lion's share of revenue, leaving them dangerously exposed should any of these super-customers go bust.

Digital Creative Services (DCS) has installed the UK’s first HP Latex R530 wide-format printer at its Royal Victoria Dock factory in London.

Document Despatch has upgraded its digital, just-in-time on-demand production offering with a new Konica Minolta AccurioPress C14000e.

Fujifilm has appointed Soyang Europe as its UK distribution partner for the new Acuity Triton 1.6m water-based UV printer, commercially launched at Fespa 2025.

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

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.

Luke Hastings plans to rebrand Wren Packaging as part of a “rebirth” of the business under the new name of Renaissance Packaging, but there’s still no news for former employees of Reflections Print...

Aylesbury high-volume mailing house GB Mail has invested in a pair of US-made Norwix inkjet marking systems from Engelmann & Buckham (E&B), with a third purchase under discussion.

HP has unveiled what it claims is the industry’s first AI-powered chatbot specifically designed for print.

Wayne Bellchamber has celebrated his 50th year at Cambridgeshire luxury packaging firm Beamglow.

Cimpress has confirmed a mega-spend on HP technology that could involve as many as 20 B2 digital presses.

Around 260 houses, apartments and office spaces on the former site of the iconic Bath Press have gone up for sale, with some townhouses priced at nearly £1m.

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

Crowd-funded publisher Unbound, sold in a March pre-pack administration deal to a new company set up by its director and CEO, left an estimated total deficiency for unsecured creditors of £2.4m...

The Printing Charity is seeking answers about the state of the profession, as it evaluates its position ahead of its 200th anniversary in 2027.