
Dayfold first in UK for Heidelberg MIS
Dayfold has become the first UK company to install Heidelberg’s Prinect Business Manager MIS.

Colombier expands with Kabel deal
Colombier UK has taken on its first agency, becoming the exclusive UK sales agent for Kabel Premium Pulp & Paper.

Clays ramps up POD capacity with Ricoh European first
St Ives Clays has become the first company in Europe to invest in Ricoh’s Drupa-launched Digital Book Printing Solution.

Photobox Group sales up 34%
International growth has helped to drive sales up at web-to-print giant Photobox Group by more than a third.

IFS unveils first Horizon award winners
Intelligent Finishing Systems (IFS) held its inaugural customer awards for Horizon users yesterday.

Character Mailing increases productivity with Sitma buy
Mailing house Character Mailing has boosted its productivity by purchasing a Sitma SM10 envelope enclosing machine.

KBA accolade for Simply Cartons
Complexity married with high-speed production has helped Simply Cartons carry off KBA’s 1814 Production Excellence Award.

Former Lateral bosses make first of planned acquisitions
Veriteva, the buy-and-build business set up by former Lateral Group duo Nick Dixon and Rick Taylor, has made its first acquisition as the pair lay the foundation for a new entrepreneurial marketing...

Printers get involved with Black Friday
Black Friday fever has gripped the nation today and large swathes of the UK print industry are getting involved with the annual event by offering savings and price cuts on a range of goods and...

Trinity Mirror Cardiff set to close
The Trinity Mirror Cardiff printing site has entered a consultation period over its proposed closure, putting 33 jobs under threat.

Consumers abandoning email accounts due to irrelevant marketing
There are 19 million ‘ghost’ email accounts that are active but no longer used in the UK, many having been abandoned after being bombarded with too much irrelevant or unwanted email, according to new...

Hammond announces infrastructure investment amid slowing growth
Chancellor Philip Hammond has announced a number of measures to boost UK infrastructure, including a £23bn National Productivity Investment fund.