• Tariffs

Trump’s tariffs catch printing world off balance  

The US is the world’s largest importer of printing machinery and as of now that equipment becomes more expensive due to tariffs. What are the implications? Printing equipment is on a UK government list that has been drawn up to attract additional tariffs should negotiations with the US about a deeper trade agreement fail. The […]

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• Sappi

Sappi goes green in Finland as Belgium hits red

The paper manufacturer is negotiating the closure of a mill in Belgium, selling the site of a mill in Germany and investing in sustainability in Finland. Sappi has sold its Stockstadt mill in Germany just weeks after announcing that the site would close in Q1 next year.  The mill has been a pulp and paper […]

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Alon Bar Stany

Financial rescue forces Highcon into back to basics approach

Highcon has won the support of shareholders and other backers, but needs to demonstrate success in sales to restore the company’s fortunes. Highcon is shelving development projects in favour of a back to basics approach in order to focus on turning its financial performance around. The company has developed a range of laser cutting and […]

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Large format

Core invests to move to next stage with Vivid and Mimaki

Core Exhibitions is investing to be ready for the return of live events, keeping more work in house. Core Exhibitions has taken a leap forward with investment in a new roll to roll printer, Mimaki JFX200 flatbed and Vivid Veloblade Nexus, putting the Wiltshire company in a good position for an expected growth in business. […]

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