Print buying

Mail prompts more online than in store purchases

Mail effectiveness increases in Q3

JICMail, the joint industry currency for ad mail, has released its data for Q3 2023, which revealed that 6% of mail prompted a purchase in Q3 2023, up from 5% a year ago.

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Haybrooke backs growth with new office; hails record PaaS print spend

Haybrooke has supported its continued growth by relocating to a new office, while also achieving a record print spend for its ‘printing as a service’ (PaaS) procurement model.

Wrapology turned over £6.5m globally in 2022. Image Source: © Wrapology (Int) Ltd

Wrapology to be bought by Germany’s Carton Group

Carton Group, a German packaging specialist owned by investment firm Waterland, is set to buy London-based luxury packaging firm Wrapology.

Royal Mail shares sink as it warns on outlook

Shares in Royal Mail have tumbled despite the group posting its strongest UK sales at the half-year stage in five years, after it warned on outlook and admitted its transformation plan was behind...

Paper mills hit by Aspenlink failure

Paper converting and merchanting business Aspenlink owed creditors nearly £2.7m when it suddenly went bust last month.

Moo courts customers for possible fundraise

Fast-growing Moo could crowdfund a future investment round via its 1m-plus customer base.

Tech-ni-Fold director releases anti-bullying book

Tech-ni-Fold managing director Graham Harris has authored a new book about bullying and how to overcome it.

Printers busy with election print jobs

With four weeks to go until the General Election, political parties are ramping up campaigning activity with a wide range of printers benefiting as a result – while at least one Brexit Party candidate...

Royal Mail and CWU await court verdict

The Royal Mail and the Communication Workers Union are back in court today as the postal operator attempts to halt impending industrial action.

CPI puts environment to fore with new role

CPI has appointed Lisa Faratro to the newly-created role of environmental and sustainability director.

Court halts impending industrial action at Royal Mail

Royal Mail has won its High Court bid to have the CWU ballot for industrial action declared unlawful, while the union’s general secretary Dave Ward has described the judge’s decision as “farcical” and...

Walstead begins talks over Southernprint closure

Walstead plans to close its Southernprint web offset site due to declining magazine volumes, and has entered into a 45-day consultation with the workforce at the factory.