News

St Ives has lost out after Future Network decided to close all European editions of Business 2.0, affecting 20 production and editorial jobs at Future in the UK

Horner Brothers Printers predicts it will more than double sales to 10m after buying its 11th press in the last three years

Suppliers have reported a brisk trade in Harrogate during the 2001 Northprint show

AMI Supplies managing director Howard Fairless has left the company.

The management team led by managing director Mike Duckett is on the brink of buying the assets of Donside Paper Company

Klippan Paper chairman Jan Bernander has rebuffed claims that he is not talking to the Scottish papermaker

Canon has chosen ControlP as its partner to develop its first ever web-based print procurement and distribution service

The printing industry has enjoyed success at this years Queens Awards for Enterprise with four printing or print-related companies receiving awards

File transfer software suppliers have rushed to fill the void left by Vios announcement that it is to cease trading in the summer

Vertis is refocusing production at its Leicester site to concentrate on heavily personalised work

An innovative new business card stock is about to be launched by Antalis.

Wolverhampton printer Clark and Evans has gone into voluntary liquidation blaming a sharp fall in sales and the loss of several contracts after a 1m investment programme

Speculation is growing that Photobition directors are on the hunt for backers to take the company private in a management buyout deal

Two Wyndeham Press sites are close to completing the installation of their new web presses

Rival Envelope Companys creditors have accepted its Company Voluntary Arrangement (CVA), through which it will pay creditors under a third of its 6m debt over five years