13 September 2023
Autumn 2023 Magazine, Case Study, Large Format, Sustainability

MacroArt shifts with Green

Michael Green has led MacroArt into a more sustainable future, one that combines concern for the environment with profit. It is easy to miss the turn into the MacroArt factory on the road from Cambridge to the small village of Waresley. The B1040 is a wide road where cars travel quickly and you can easily […]

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MacroArt operates Durst large format printers delivering display graphics for events, retail and visitor attraction sectors. It actively recruits and trains youngsters at its operation near St Neots.

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