John Good wants to be better at sustainability
The Rugby printer has achieved carbon balanced printer status to enhance claims about sustainability and to reduce carbon emissions. Theatre programme printer John Good, Rugby,
Friedheim signs up for Chinese folder
The Aoqi folder is coming to the UK, opening the way
Cook takes wheel to drive Go Inspire to new heights
The operations director has become managing director, representing continuity and a
Ad outlook is positive says report – with emphasis on digital
The Advertising Association/Warc report into advertising expenditure is to take account
Letterpress tops the book parade
A letterpress printed limited edition won the Book of the Year
Xerox breathes a little easier on Q1 results
The new press line up of Proficio machines is starting to
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Balance of production shifts to the East
The closure of Manroland Sheetfed may have little to do with the announcement that Friedheim has taken on the agency for a company supplying folders. But there is a common denominator: China. The loss of business in China is the major reason for the collapse of the venerable press maker, though arguably it should never have placed all its eggs
The clocks have stopped for Manroland Sheetfed
Manroland Sheetfed has been added to the long list of press manufacturers that no longer exist. The role of honour includes manufacturers from the UK: Gestetner, Rotaprint, Thompson and Crabtree (excepting Crabtree of Gateshead for metal decorating); from Italy, Aurelia and Nebiolo; from France, Marinoni; from the US, Harris and Miehle; Solna from Sweden, Shinohara and Hamada from Japan. Even
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Fespa
19-22 May | Barcelona Fespa is the centre of the wide format and display print world and for the first time in more than
