Business

Print has always been a challenging and changing sector - and Andy Tribute has seen it all. Now, he says, it's time to step down and take stock of all he's learned

Government plans to allow workers to trade employment rights for tax-free shares under new "employee-owner" contracts from April 2013 have split opinion in the print industry.

Derbyshire-based print finisher and bookbinders FF Allsopp & Co has been sold in a management buyout.

Communisis has appointed former Williams Lea executive director Laurence Bosshard as managing director international as it seeks to boost its overseas presence.

Hachette UK's in-house print facility has discovered that this bookletmaker has boosted its productivity and attracted new business

Premium Japanese papers now available in the UK

Cambrian was badly hit by flood damage six months ago. Thanks to dedicated staff, the firm stayed afloat and is "very much above" water level

A new RIP might not seem like a particularly exciting investment (although it could certainly be an expensive one) but upgrading can often prove essential to ensure your firm's stellar performance

Prestige Print managing director Stuart Finn has praised the company's employees and support from the industry after moving back into premises that were gutted by fire earlier this year.

Wide-format distributor Colourgen has introduced a quartet of bundles for customers that require both printing and cutting capabilities at an "entry-level" price point.