EFI has launched a new version of Fiery targeted at users of its Reggiani industrial digital textile printers.

St Ives has retained part of its Marks & Spencer point-of-sale work following a contract review, with the retailer opting to switch from a sole supplier arrangement to using multiple print suppliers...

Clays has found itself at the heart of one of 2018’s biggest stories so far as it took up the commission to print a scathing exposé of Donald Trump’s first year in the White House.

Another major private investor in Xerox has taken issue with the firm’s strategy, specifically its relationship with Fujifilm.

Hollywood Monster chairman Tim Andrews has spoken out about his shock and sadness at the collapse of long-standing client Carillion.

Last Bros has marked its 70th year in business with the installation of a new D-Flex hybrid UV digital inkjet press.

Royal Mail has reported a group revenue increase of 2%, driven by a “good performance” over Christmas.

Headline sponsor Heidelberg will use PrintWeekLive! to help visitors become more profitable, improve their productivity and reduce their cost per sheet.

Lancashire-based wide-format kit and consumables distributor Quality Print Services (QPS) has refreshed its range of Nazdar Ink Technologies products with the addition of a new series of dye-sub inks.

Laser Bureau has separated from its parent company Cutture ahead of its exhibition debut as a standalone business at PrintWeekLive! 2018.

A raft of retailers and restaurant chains have announced plans to reduce or abolish their use of plastic packaging in the next few years, as the government vows to crack down on plastic waste.

IST (UK) will promote its LED-UV retrofit offering at PrintWeekLive! as it returns to the show following a positive response at last year’s inaugural event.