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Communisis proved a very worthy winner in this new category, with one judge commending it for producing "true industrial print: high-volume, high-quality".

To say which of Pureprint's entries really clinched the award for them would be a difficult job, so impressed were the judges by all of the work submitted.

The judges comments on Benhamgoodhead Group's work speak for themselves in explaining just why this printer was awarded the title of Consumer Magazine Printer of the Year.

Producing five national newspapers every night equates to very demanding time pressures for production. But Trinity Mirror's excellent management of this formidable workload is testament to just why...

DS Repro, trading as The Print Centre, has invested 95,000 in finishing equipment to enhance its envelope inserting capabilities.

EC2i has repeated its triumph of 2009 in a category in which it has performed strongly, among the the top tier of repro suppliers, for the past four years.

Winning the Direct Mail Printer of the Year category nearly every year for six years running is no mean feat. But this is exactly what Geoff Neal Litho has done.

Royal Mail has announced a renewed freeze on reversion charges relating to envelope sealing issues just over a month after its initial six month moratorium ended on 17 September.

The Ipswich-based web and sheetfed printer has bought a Komori GL1040P as part of an investment programme that the company hopes will increase turnover by up to 2m.

Last year there was just one standout entry for this category, but this year the Book Printer of the Year Award was fiercely contested.