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The Premier Paper Group is to host its third annual tree-planting action day at Heartwood Forest, Hertfordshire.

Writtle’s interim results have been boosted by the sale of Creo Retail Marketing, and the group now has more than £6m in cash to aid its expansion plans.

Lewis Hamilton may well have been feeling a little bit blue after his recent results on the F1 race track, so it’s good to see him having a bit of fun – as well as being quite literally painted blue –...

To print or not to print? That was the question posed to east London-based Leycol Printers when it was approached by luxury eyewear designer Cutler and Gross.

Packaging industry figures want the sector to do more to harness young talent in the UK.

Photogift software developer Taopix has selected six apprentices, from a group of eleven young trainees, to go on an initial 12-month programme with the business.

Communisis is proposing a capital reduction so it can continue to pay dividends in the face of a ballooning pension deficit.

Konica Minolta community user group Prokom is targeting global growth after a successful US launch and increased interest from within Europe.

Vistaprint has launched an updated version of its website builder for small businesses, incorporating changes that it believes make the product unique in the market.

Mimaki's European subsidiary has completed a deal to acquire 100% of the shares of Italian manufacturer La Meccanica.

Xaar is looking for a new chief financial officer as incumbent Alex Bevis is set to leave the company next spring.

Digital printer Latcham Direct has bought an iSaddle Pro Digital System from Duplo, its first purchase from the post-press kit manufacturer.

Non-BAPC members are, for the first time, being encouraged to nominate businesses for the organisation's annual awards, which chairman Sidney Bobb said recognise “community of spirit” in print.

Sussex-based Claren Print, a company owed more than £12,000 by recently liquidated print farmer Houseprint, has itself gone into liquidation.

Central Mailing Services (CMS) has won a £10m three-year contract that will see it deliver a range of print, fulfilment and mailing services for Oxford University.