In an ever-more competitive market, and with new technology continually evolving the way that we do business, it is essential that printing firms invest in modern kit. But with this can come the need...

Ah, the romance of print. We’ve had proposals writ large on billboards, and writ small in newspaper classified ads.

The death of the BPIF chief executive left the industry bereft of one of its most persuasive and positive voices and much saddened by the loss.

The Forest Stewardship Council (FSC) has pulled back on plans to make its proposed Online Claims Platform (OCP) mandatory to all certificate holders and has delayed its launch until early 2015.

Former Presstek UK sales director Peter Banks has joined Xeikon to head up the digital press manufacturer’s UK commercial sales.

Intelligent Finishing Systems (IFS) has announced that it will introduce three new Horizon products to the UK market at Print Efficiently 2014: the RD-4055 rotary die-cutter, the AF-406 small-format...

The growth plans of SMEs are being affected by a decrease in net lending to them and distrust of the banking sector, according to new data.

Heidelberg has strengthened its UK colour certification team and made it more regionally focused as a reaction to the growing number of ISO 12647-2 certifications and to implement pressroom-wide print...

Commercial print and design company Truprint Media has invested around £200,000 in a secondhand Komori L-528 five-colour B2 litho press and StudioRIP Workflow to increase its competitiveness.

De La Rue has ended its six-month search for a new chief executive and appointed a BAE Systems cyber security chief.

Wide-format printer Andesign plans to recruit new staff, move to bigger premises and invest in new machinery after securing a government grant of over £120,000.

Xaar has further reduced its full year revenue expectations in this morning's interim results announcement on the back of the continued slowdown in construction activity in China.