Business

Communisis has said that it had a positive 2011, despite the current financial plight facing the industry and the UK economy as a whole.

Printers should explore new opportunities to enhance their range of products and services to weather the economic downturn, according to Howard Matthews, chief executive of Loricas and vice-chair of...

Fespa's head of events and new media Duncan MacOwan has said that next month's show is an ideal place for printers to develop or expand their sustainability programmes.

Printed newspapers have received an environmental boost thanks to a survey by Finnish publisher Alma Media.

Kodak has singled out digital printing and packaging solutions as being among its most valuable growth businesses, as part of its pitch to potential investors.

HP has revealed that its newly-launched Scitex FB225 ink adheres to AgBB criteria, which evaluates VOC emissions of indoor building products.

Fujifilm will give a UK debut to its latest UV printer, the Acuity LED 1600, which emits no VOCs, at Sign & Digital UK 2012.

Emblem Group has unveiled a new free magazine for the capital, <i>Scout London</i>, which it is calling "the perfect handbook to the city".

Xaar has confirmed that all staff at its China office have resigned over "unfair treatment" of themselves and customers, allegations the manufacturer refutes.