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Judges are exacting, and for this category they demanded no less than world-class customer service and exemplary performance – Geoff Neal Group at your service. Last year the company rolled out a...

Judges were looking for evidence of programmes, changes and measurable results when weighing up entries for the Environmental Company of the Year. With DST, there were plenty across its seven sites.

First the reckoning: “Quite possibly the toughest year in terms of the number of exceptional entries,” said the judges. “But this company once again proved, even in one of the toughest markets, that...

Runner-up last year, Buxton Press, went one better in 2015 thanks to a raft of improvements, including extensive remodelling and extension of its factory in Derbyshire. Into the new-look site went two...

East London cooperative Calverts has invested in a new Konica Minolta C1100, to replace its four-year-old KM 8000, alongside an EFI Fiery IC-310 RIP.

St Bride Foundation chief executive Glyn Farrow has joined one of the UK's most select groups and become a City of London Liveryman.

Out-of-home (OOH) giant JCDecaux is planning to “completely digitise” London’s Oxford Street and install 1,000 digital screens when it takes over a £300m bus shelter contract.

Commercial printer Foundry Press has bought a "Rolls Royce" HP Indigo 7800 digital press, as the centrepiece of a new in-house digital print and repro facility that will also house a new Heidelberg...

Printers or people using print are being urged to share their thoughts on the future of the industry to help an artist create a wall-sized mural.

Bradford-based labelling manufacturer Watermill Press has been shortlisted by the Living Wage Foundation for the 2015 Living Wage Champion Awards.

Park Communications has continued its major capital investment with a B1 press buy after a "rigorous review" of its options.

London-headquartered packaging company DS Smith has the acquired Greek corrugated packaging business of Cukurova Group as it continues an international shopping spree.

Antalis has hinted it may extend its equipment portfolio after entering the 3D printing kit market following a reseller agreement with Art Systems.

A Dutch web-to-print firm, established by a former Grafenia director, has launched a trade-only service that it hopes will turn over up to €5m (£3.7m) in 2016 through competitive pricing.

Prinovis UK has welcomed the first entrants to a new apprenticeship programme that provides structured training over four years.