Paper and substrates

FespaDaily news round-up, day one: Drytac; Ritrama; Nazdar; Felix Schoeller

The PrintWeek FespaDaily team’s round up of some of the stories from Day one of the show at the Hamburg Messe.

Premier supports Woodland Trust with new trees

Premier Paper Group has planted 1,000 trees to boost woodland growth and combat tree disease in an ongoing 'carbon capture' initiative.

Protac the latest launch for Drytac

Drytac has launched its new Protac Anti-Bacterial film, intended mainly for use in areas of high-germ concentration.

Quasquicentennial for Winter & Co

Swiss substrate manufacturer Winter & Company will celebrate its 125th anniversary next month.

Pureprint opens London Creative Printing Studio

Pureprint has set up a Creative Printing Studio in its Bermondsey Street offices to help London’s marketing and design community to create and produce inspiring campaigns and publications.

Antalis poised to float as parent hit by $138m court claim

Antalis and Arjowiggins parent Sequana has lost the latest round of its long-running High Court battle with BAT Industries and has filed for temporary creditor protection in France while it looks to...

More paper price rises on the way

A month after paper price increases of up to 10% were implemented across the board, a number of mills have now announced subsequent increases for coated and uncoated woodfree grades.

Antalis expands Irish ops and invests in UK logistics

Antalis has expanded its Irish operations with the acquisition of Dublin-headquartered Swan Paper and signed off a £5m investment in its UK delivery network.

Drytac launches film for short-pile carpet graphics

Self-adhesive materials manufacturer Drytac Europe has launched a new printable film suitable for indoor floor graphic applications.

Papergraphics launches GiftWrap

Wide-format reseller Papergraphics has launched its new GiftWrap media, intended primarily for personalisation.

DS Smith posts revenue and profit growth in half-year results

DS Smith has recorded significant jumps in both revenue and pre-tax profit in its half-year results.

De La Rue: 'minute traces' of animal products in polymer

The tallow backlash that has engulfed the Bank of England has also caused De La Rue to revisit its polymer formulation, PrintWeek can reveal.