Print buying
Big increases in paper prices on the way
A raft of papermakers have announced upcoming price increases of between 6% and 15%.
Haybrooke makes PaaS-purchased print carbon neutral
Haybrooke has chosen to make all print purchased through its new ‘printing as a service’ (PaaS) offering carbon neutral.
Brunel calendar and promo brands set for £300k spend
Calendar and promotional products specialist Novercal, which operates under the Brunel Trade Services and Brunel Promotions brands, has launched a three-year £300,000 investment drive with a site move...
Presses roll for Prince Philip tributes
Newspaper and magazine printers swung into action over the weekend producing special issues to mark the passing of HRH Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh.
Opus Trust makes new senior hire
Opus Trust Communications has appointed a former Royal Mail senior manager as its new head of customer relationships and development.
CMS revamps digital offering
Central Mailing Services (CMS) has spent around £430,000 revamping its digital print production offering with new engines from Konica Minolta and Xerox to keep up with demand.
Willday scoops Selfridges spot with plantable books
SME printer Willday Printers has scooped a prestigious spot in Selfridges & Co’s Project Earth initiative for its Willsow range of plantable children’s books made with seeded paper.
Go Inspire beefs up board
Go Inspire has appointed a marketing big hitter and seasoned agency chief to its board as it looks to embark on its next five-year growth plan and accelerate its evolution into a strategic managed...
M&A brightens March’s most read stories
As the UK begins its journey down the governments’ roadmaps out of lockdown, the pandemic claims another victim as others reshape and prepare for the ‘new normal’.
Bevcraft picks Tonejet for direct-to-can printing
Tonejet is poised to install its first Cyclone digital can printing system in the UK after Bevcraft Group opted to invest in the technology for its new Peterborough facility.