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Five advertising industry leaders have become the new faces of Royal Mail MarketReach’s flagship direct mail campaign, Mailmen.

Tradeprint has said that its new bespoke-size display board service is a rare offering in the UK that it hopes will encourage its customers to tap into other markets.

Roland DG is showing for the first time a prototype of its new 3D printer, which it says will be aimed at small and medium-sized companies.

Wide-format printer Cre8iv Minds has purchased a Canon imagePrograf Pro-4000s to assist with its poster contracts.

Glamour magazine, which pioneered the 'handbag-size' format is ditching the dinky edition in favour of a new, larger size that reflects today’s “more luxurious and indulgent” print experience.

Packaging giant DS Smith has opened its first two UK PackRight Centres, enabling customers to work with packaging experts to design and build new or improved packaging prototypes.

The digital textile printing industry will double its year-on-year global growth for the next five years, new research suggests.

Group revenues in the first half to 25 September 2016 increased slightly to £4.6bn, an increase of 1% on the same period in 2015, driven by its European parcel operations.

Somerset-based Blake Envelopes has opened its first 'hub of excellence' in Edinburgh to act as a gateway to other parts of the country and attract the best talent.

The third edition of luxury Noted Notebooks, printed by London-based high-end printer Boss Print, launched last night (17 November).

RR Donnelley has parted company with two senior executives alongside an unspecified number of redundancies at the group.

Julian Long, spokesperson and national key accounts manager for Arjowiggins Graphic, has died aged 65.

While the Brexit vote did not have the expected negative effect on trade, output levels for Q3 were at their lowest levels for the quarter since 2012.

Direct mail specialist Anton Group has invested around £2m in two HP Indigo 12000 digital presses to support its main direct mail offering and allow it to move into new markets.

Cumbrian papermaker James Cropper has posted strong revenue and profit growth in its half-year results.