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Printing and post-press kit from YM’s Pindar and York Mailing sites is being offered for sale by private treaty.

Media and hospitality business Time Out is set to cease printing the London edition of its free magazine at the end of June.

The pandemic has powered a trend for colours and designs that transcend the borders between media, as UK designers gear up for a future where technology is integrated even closer into our daily lives,...

Paragon Group has expanded its nascent packaging business with the acquisition of Dean Packaging.

It’s a crucial week for future web offset capacity in the UK as the deadline looms for bids on YM Group’s former web offset sites and assets.

The IPIA will continue to pursue its goal of stimulating the UK print economy through running a series of networking events and special initiatives across 2022.

Pelican Print has taken on a new Morgana PowerSquare 224 bookletmaker to increase capacity and speed up production.

Xaar has appointed Graham Tweedale as its first chief operating officer.

A mixed picture is emerging from the ongoing mediation process aimed at resolving the long-running strike action at UPM’s Finnish mills.

Manchester-based companies ADXBA and Astra Signs have merged to become a combined entity that provides both traditional and digital signage to customers.

Wide-format specialist CSDPrint has reported bumper sales growth since January and is now reactivating its expansion plans.

A possible agreement is in sight over strike action at UPM Raflatac and UPM Specialty Papers.

DS Smith has opened a new Fibre and Paper Development Laboratory at its flagship Kemsley Paper Mill in Kent.

De La Rue is expecting its full-year adjusted operating profits to be in line with market expectations.

Soaring energy prices have seen digital and litho printer Charlesworth’s annual electricity bill shoot up from £132,000 to a projected figure of over £500,000.