Cutture London sees trade opportunity after Motioncutter investment
Luxury event stationery specialist Cutture London is offering a new laser bureau service for printers after investing in cutting equipment to diversify its business.
Inca ramps up to meet Drupa demand
Inca Digital is ramping up production after a record Q1 fuelled by Drupa orders for the Onset X3.
Touching the future today
It was Drupa 4.0, we were touching the future, and from 10 o’clock onwards on day one the buzz from Düsseldorf’s Messe was palpable. “Drupaaaaa, is in town agaaaaain” blared round the 17 halls, and...
Trading fair
Treating other people fairly is one of the pillars of a civilised society and while business is about competition, it’s important that everyone plays by the rules.
60 seconds with Webmart
Print procurement business Webmart was set up in 1996 and celebrated its 20th anniversary in April. Founder Simon Biltcliffe “saw the market was changing” and negotiated his exit from BPC...
Overmatter: Dog daze
Overmatter confesses to being in something of a post-Drupa stupor, and it’s an affliction shared by the entire PrintWeek team. As it happens, we found a print-related canine who seemed to be able to...
Die-hard litho firm learns to love digital
Keith Whisson was not always a fan of digital print: “There are too many fools buying digital presses who don’t know much about print. It has brought the value of print, which used to be a prosperous...
Sleeve specialists get into a groove
Last year was a watershed moment for sales of vinyl records in the UK. Just over 2 million LPs were purchased in 2015 – a 64% increase on the previous year and a 21-year sales high, according to...
Q&A: Danny Kirk Director, Push Print London
Danny has spent 27 years in the “wonderful world of print”, a whopping 22 of them being in sales. He’s married with three boys, and his interests include managing his son’s football team and “trying...
Opal produces a jewel of a job for McCullin’s photos
Bath-based Opal Print would have been as surprised as anyone to find out it had been selected to print acclaimed war photographer Don McCullin’s new retrospective Irreconcilable Truths.
Should we stay or should we go?
With the hustings over and the EU vote just days away, recruitment specialist Harrison Scott and PrintWeek teamed up to find out if print professionals want in or out.
Bullish Team GB belongs in Europe
For two weeks this month, the PrintWeek team has been in what can only be described as a Drupa bubble – having decamped to Düsseldorf to produce the show’s daily newspaper.