News
Color Co set for restructuring
The Color Co is restructuring and refocusing its business, and will concentrate on its 12 London outlets, selling all eight other locations.
British Columbia blighted by tree-killing beetles
An epidemic of tree-killing pine beetles sweeping through British Columbia's (BC) forests in Canada has infested 3.6m hectares (9m acres) of forest.
McNaughton's anti-phoenix vow
The James McNaughton Paper Group has declared that it views any form of support for phoenix companies as unacceptable business.
Curtis wins regional
Curtis Fine Papers has been named a regional winner in the national Vision into Business for the Environment of Scotland (VIBES) competition.
Cartonboard prices in limbo
The European market is awaiting price increases for virgin fibre, but at the same time waste-based cartonboard prices are under pressure.
MY and MMP take up Diageo supply
MY Cartons and Mayr-Melnhof Packaging (MMP) have won contracts to be carton suppliers to Diageo, along with its main carton producer, Field Group.
Walsall signs Xavier contract
Walsall Print Company has won a contract to print 10m labels a year for the perfume brand Xavier Laurent.
Polestar wins BBC cable mag
Polestar Petty has been awarded the contract by BBC Worldwide to print a new weekly tailored edition of the <i>Radio Times</i> for NTL cable customers.
Hyway in administration
Hyway Printing Services has been placed into administration today, less than four months after the Surrey Quays company was bought by Montrose Press sister company Valeyard.
Jarrold to cut 59 jobs
Jarrold Printing plans to make 59 redundancies as part of a major restructuring proposed to staff at a meeting on 2 December.
Printing Industry Forum Launched
The GPMU and BPIF have reconciled their differences over training issues and were both in London today (2 December) to support the launch of the Printing Industry Forum.
Thomas Potts sells another business
Thomas Potts has disposed of its second print manufacturing business in four days.
Bobst will buy Metso arm
Bobst Group wants to become a bigger player in the flexible packaging sector through the 57m acquisition (e90m) of Metso Corporation's converting activities.
BT awards Edotech
Edotech, the Tewkesbury-based transactional print outsourcing specialist, has won BT's Breaking the Mould supplier award for its "innovative and effective processes" to improve service levels.
Centurion's 40m extension
Centurion has won a two-and-a-half-year extension to its Sainsbury's print management contract in a deal worth 40m.