When a print business only four years into its life has 20 staff, a rapidly growing turnover and a raft of machinery investments under its belt, you know it’s doing well.

How times have changed. Just over a decade or so ago, most commercial printers relied on just a CTP for imaging and needed only one RIP, or a workflow with an embedded RIP, to drive it.

Trade and commercial printer RCS has entered into a Company Voluntary Arrangement (CVA), securing around 70 jobs, after its creditors approved the proposal in a meeting last Wednesday (6 August).

In Britain, 2014, the average full-time pay gap between men and women is 10%, women make up just 17% of FTSE 100 board directors, and a quarter of women, according to a recent Business Environment...

The five-figure investment required to secure the EU Ecolabal was a price well worth paying.

Commercial printer Barkers Print & Design has invested in a Heidelberg Suprasetter 74 to boost its environmental credentials and efficiency.

Renz and Colourbyte have been added to the lineup of Print Efficiently 2014, with Colourbyte showing Epson wide-format equipment at the event for the first time.

Kingston Carton is researching the final element of a major equipment overhaul that has already seen it invest £5m in plant and machinery in the past three years, including two new Bobst machines...

Digital equipment distributor Balreed will host an event for production print clients at Kent County Cricket Club (Kent CCC) next Wednesday (13 August).

Heidelberg has announced a major shake-up of its post-press operations that will result in it exiting the saddlestitcher and perfect binding markets entirely.