Heidelberg UK forges partnership to add smelly dimension to print
Smells provoke emotions and emotions can trigger purchasing decisions, hence Heidelberg UK’s decision to team up with Celessence, a provider of odours that can be
Keith Gatfield, UK’s Mr Roland, dies
He journeyed from the shop floor to the top floor never
Kolbus targets demand for case binding
There is a gap between its existing case making lines and
Michael Twyman, professor of print, dies at 91
Professor Michael Twyman started degree courses in type and design at
Love Paper week returns in February
The second Love Paper week to promote all things paper will
DS Smith warns of unprotective packaging
Packaging is meant to protect, but much ecommerce packaging is failing
gareth ward comments
Wake up and print the roses
Petrichor is the name for the distinctive smell when summer rain falls on dry earth. There is no name, that I know of, for the equally distinctive aroma from freshly mown grass, nor for the smell when a new book is opened for the first time, a combination of ink, glue and perhaps other solvents and leading to the expression
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Carols for printers
10 December 2025 | St Brides Church London It’s not Christmas until we’ve sung carols in St Brides. Every December the BPIF kindly arranges
