The Frome-based book and commercial printer has been suffering from short-term cashflow issues due to "incredibly tough" conditions in the book market and is undertaking a review of its cost base.
Until the financial review is complete the firm said it was not in a position to discuss what form the restructuring would take.
A spokesman said: "We have strong assets, this is nothing to be concerned about."
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