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Oxfordshire mixed-discipline printer Banbury Litho has ramped up its packaging production following the installation of a SwissQprint Nyala 4 flatbed press.

HP has secured an exclusive, multi-year global partnership with graphic design platform Canva that it said would significantly benefit printers using HP technology, making them the preferred...

Lincoln mixed-discipline printer and creative agency Ruddocks has switched over to a Cron CTP platemaker for its Heidelberg Speedmaster XL 75.

Antigro Designer is launching Drupa’s first ‘printeractive’ community art project, #WeAreDrupa, which will be created in real time in Hall 7.

Koenig & Bauer UK has taken on a new UK post-press sales manager who will be responsible for sales of all of the manufacturer’s folder gluing and die-cutting systems for print and packaging production...

Mailbox DM has found a buyer after the direct mail specialist filed a Notice of Intention to Appoint Administrators (NOI) earlier this week.

Walstead Group is streamlining its continental management structure under a single CEO.

Pureprint Imprint, the large-format and retail services division of Pureprint Group, has taken on a Durst P5 350 HSR D4 3.5m-wide LED printer.

Dennis Maps celebrates its 10th anniversary this month.

Prime minister Rishi Sunak has called a general election for 4 July, surprising many pundits with an earlier-than-forecast polling date.

Konica Minolta has made a major investment in its UK professional print business with the opening of a new Client Engagement Centre.

Employees at Amcor Packaging’s Workington site have voted for strike action in late May and Early June after declining a 6% pay rise.

Screen’s Graphic Solutions business has acquired long-term partner CGS Oris.

Sustainable marketing agency Webmart has promoted Kelly O'Sullivan to CEO, with a further promotion for Tom Maskill, who will assume the new position of chief client officer.

Greenshires Group had less than £5,000 in the bank when it went into administration after plans for a pre-pack sale fell through, leaving a £2m-plus shortfall.