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Label material sales are up at UPM but graphic paper deliveries were down 21% in Q3 due to Covid-19. Separately the group said it had received “quite a lot of interest” in its up-for-sale Shotton mill...

Xaar will not face any censure from the Information Commissioner’s Office following the cyber attack that it made public last month.

The Department for Business, Energy & Industrial Strategy (BEIS) has released details of its November series of webinars aimed at helping businesses navigate potential challenges as the end of the...

DS Smith has reported an improved performance in the second quarter of its current financial year, with a return to growth for its corrugated box volumes.

General commercial printer Spot on Print has taken on a new Durselen UD-04 drill to maintain continuity.

St Bride Foundation has launched a crowdfunding campaign to mark the 125th anniversary of the St Bride Library & Archive, including plans to reach a wider audience by digitising parts of its...

Pureprint Group has added to its in-house services with the acquisition of e-commerce photography and video studio Smudge.

The widespread switch to working from home due to the coronavirus pandemic has provided a huge boost for printed mail, according to new research from the the Strategic Mailing Partnership (SMP).

Webmart has strengthened its leadership team with the promotion of two of its staff into new management roles.

Family-owned trade label specialist Baker Labels has appointed Tom Baker in the new role of academy coordinator, which will see him lead the development of the company's training academy Bakers...

Industry bodies and businesses have reacted with a mixture of resignation and dismay to the new ‘lockdown 2’ measures for England announced by prime minister Boris Johnson over the weekend.

Commercial and wide-format printer InPrint Colour is investing £500,000 to expand into packaging to further diversify and future-proof the business in the post-Covid landscape.

Manroland Goss Web Systems has completed the integration of its product lines, with the once ground-breaking gapless Sunday press series and popular M600 16pp web now consigned to the history books.

Delt Shared Services has moved into wide-format offering with an investment that it expects will offer a five-fold cost saving.

The Bank of England has extended its banknote printing contract with De La Rue for an additional three years.