
TMG claims 'UK first' with charity thermal cover wrap
Telegraph Media Group has produced a 'thermal' cover wrap to promote Age UK's annual winter campaign 'Spread the Warmth'.

Monkey Mail launches DM service
Monkey Mail, a new direct mail service which includes email, and telemarketing has launched in Killingworth, Newcastle.

Addo Printing ramps up finishing as turnover triples
County Durham trade printer Addo Printing has taken on a fleet of finishing equipment as volumes and turnover soar.

Heidelberg posts 57m first half operating loss
Heidelberg has said it is "confident" it will meet its "clearly positive" EBIT target for 2012/13, despite recording an operating loss, excluding special items, of 57m in the first six months.

Me & my... Datacard MX2000
Card manufacturer PCS has found that this modular issuance system "oozes" quality and reliably delivers top-notch personalised cards

UPM accuses Metsa of breaching shareholding agreement
UPM is taking legal action against fellow paper manufacturer Metsaliitto Cooporative and its subsidiary Metsa Board, in relation to the jointly-owned Metsa Fibre.

Arjowiggins targets corporations with enviro video
Arjowiggins Graphic is targeting a new audience with the launch of an online video designed to encourage corporations to reduce their carbon footprints.

Ricoh joins Two Sides and Print Power
Ricoh Europe has joined Two Sides and Print Power in their drive to promote the responsible production and use of print and paper.

Monotype Imaging acquires Design by Front
US font and typographic specialist Monotype Imaging Holdings has bought Northern Ireland-based web design company Design By Front.

Color-Logic showcases metallic print at Ariva's annual Smelt Fry
Metallic effects software firm Color-Logic helped promote the power of print to hundreds of graphic designers last month at North American paper merchant Ariva's annual Smelt Fry.

Opening a new dimension of opportunities
Last year, PrintWeek predicted an explosion of interest in 3D print. Well, it's happened. The technology still has a way to go, but could be the ultimate 'added-value'