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TV production company Ricochet is looking for companies that are interested in participating in a TV series investigating the role of trade unions in the modern workplace.

Greenpeace has praised UK publisher Egmont Press for publishing its first book printed on paper certified by the Forest Stewardship Council (FSC).

A firm of press engineers has launched a blanket wash upgrade that can save printers hours in press down time every day.

Polestar Sheffield has begun production of the <i>Telegraph Saturday</i> supplement.

BemroseBooth is to shed around 70 jobs as it reorganises its Information Products division at Derby.

An informal initiative set up to pursue the development of a unified international quality standard for print is set to meet twice this month.

The Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) has become the first Whitehall department to beat the Governments targets for using recycled paper on a large scale.

Quebecor has revealed massive spending plans for its Canadian media operations, including two new print plants and an innovative rejig of its editorial set-up.

Unions in the US have vented their anger at packaging pre-press giant Schawk claiming it has shown anti-worker actions toward its international workforce.

There is nothing more beautiful than a happy face, and HP proved it over the long weekend with a record-breaking exhibition that raised almost 10,000 for National Childrens Homes.

The Max Design and Print Company had a narrow escape over the bank holiday weekend after mindless vandals tried to burn its offices down at 3am on Saturday morning.

Print firms producing PIN numbers have played down the risks of fraud associated with simple techniques uncovered by academics to read the numbers without breaching security features.

Book group CPI has been acquired in an MBO, led by its co-founder Timothy Bovard, and is planning an expansion of both its geographic reach and service offering.

Nearly 40 staff are set to lose their jobs at Printpack Europe after a 1m spend on kit to streamline production and a change in shift patterns.

A cross-industry group of publishers, wholesalers and retailers was left feeling discouraged following a meeting with the Office of Fair Trading (OFT) last week about the future legality of magazine...