Xerox has unveiled an array of new solutions at PRINTING United Expo, including three new press platforms in its Proficio series and enhancements to its existing Proficio PX300 and PX500 presses
James Cropper has revealed a transformation in results for its Paper & Packaging division, despite highlighting a range of ongoing issues including rising energy costs and supply chain issues
The IPIA is calling on the UK print industry to respond to a new government consultation regarding the control of the chemical GBL, which is present in a range of inks, coatings, and solvents
Micropress has continued its recent kit investments with the purchase of a new Horizon AFV-566FKT iCE folder, as part of goals to enhance its leaflet production capabilities
Antalis has acquired the trade and assets of UK paper merchant, Ovenden Papers, after the family-owned business entered administration due to cashflow pressures
Durst Group has continued its commitment to the flexo market with the purchase of MPS Printing, a specialist in printing systems for the label and packaging industry
From advances in print quality and productivity to increasing demand for automation and sustainable solutions, the wide-format market continues to evolve. Rob Fletcher looks at the latest trends, challenges, and developments in this sector
Speaking to a range of print and signage professionals, we discover how a sustainable business model can drive growth, outlining actionable strategies to cut overhead costs, improve eco-efficiency, and boost your bottom line
As finishing continues to become a great way to add extra elements to your print and wow customers, we take a look at some of the creasers, folders, and collators on the market, and ask experts their advice on finding the right solutions
Known for its premium stationery, envelopes, and packaging, we take the chance to find out more about this 167-year-old company by speaking to the directors of the business
Marketing manager and freelance marketing consultant, Rachael Hunt, talks about the impact a social media ban could have on print and the wider trend of disconnecting from digital technology to interact with tactile experiences for both practical and marketing purposes