New year predictions: Kirk Galloway, Buxton Press
We strongly suspect that the item topping the Buxton CEO’s Christmas wish list featured in a lot of print bosses’ letters to Santa.
Overmatter: Rise of the rollbots
Anyone who’s visited a high-volume printing superplant will be familiar with the sort of robot that transports huge reels of paper smoothly to the presses, as needed. Clever stuff indeed and a great...
QPS pulls out the stops to revamp district of Columbia
When outdoor clothing retailer Columbia wanted to refresh its London showroom with a suite of new graphics it called on its preferred creative and print provider, Fenton, Staffordshire-based QPS...
Review of 2019: November
Our annual roundup of all the big stories around the UK printing industry.
Review of 2019: December
Our annual roundup of all the big stories around the UK printing industry.
New year predictions: Paul Brough, Bakergoodchild
Paul Brough, the former boss of Opus Trust Marketing who became managing director at Birmingham-based mailer Bakergoodchild in August, believes the ongoing consolidation of the industry should create...
Review of 2019: October
Our annual roundup of all the big stories around the UK printing industry.
Review of 2019: September
Our annual roundup of all the big stories around the UK printing industry.
New year predictions: Jacky Sidebottom-Every, Glossop Cartons
Glossop Cartons' joint managing director Jacky Sidebottom-Every hopes that print will start to shout louder to young people about the attractiveness of the industry as a career option.
New year predictions: Simon Smith, CS Labels
What the managing director of the award-winning label and packaging specialist really wants for Christmas is a new crystal ball, well, that and a fairer view of plastic’s purpose.
Review of 2019: August
Our annual roundup of all the big stories around the UK printing industry.
Review of 2019: Arjowiggins – the great unravelling
At the end of 2018, Arjo owner Sequana had agreed to sell the Graphic and Creative papers arm to Dutch firm Fineska in a deal worth €125m, but the deal collapsed in early 2019 after the buyer got cold...