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Dayfold has taken matters into its own hands to try to boost know-how about the creative possibilities of print.

The Stationers’ Company has opened for applications for new Warrants and 2022 Warrant renewals.

The Independent Print Industries Association (IPIA) has heralded the success of the Kickstart scheme for its members, after more than 80% of the people it helped place have found permanent positions...

KGK Genix has implemented a new Eco recycling scheme by partnering with local high schools and supplying waste off-cut materials that students can repurpose and upcycle in creative, design, and...

Where The Trade Buys (WTTB) has added a number of new items to its personalised product offering, including snowglobes, baubles, mugs, aprons and journals.

970 companies have now removed or changed their messaging since the Two Sides campaign began in 2010.

A raft of new print and design tenders are currently up for grabs via the government’s Contracts Finder service.

Minuteman Press Bath has installed a Trotec Laser Q500 to enable it to become faster, more flexible, and more efficient.

London and Manchester-based Leaflet Drop Marketing (LDM) has appointed Terry Boland as its first sales director.

After spending seven days in the role of home secretary printing company owner Grant Shapps is now the new business secretary.

A new Printweek poll that asked how readers would vote in a general election if one was called now has revealed an industry swing towards Labour.

The print industry is hoping to trend globally today on this year’s International Print Day.

Vario Press has taken on a Fujifilm Acuity Prime flatbed printer to boost its production speeds for high quality products.

Spelsberg UK has installed a Mimaki UJF-6042 MkIIe flatbed UV inkjet printer, meaning it no longer has to import custom-printed parts from its German parent company.

Learn2print managing director Jonathan Bray has written a children’s book that he hopes will become a ‘Bob the Builder’ for the printing industry.