Media Overview

De La Rue has revealed that its future may be at risk if a comprehensive plan fails; digital cooking brand, Tasty, has utilised print to take its videos to the next level; Intec Printing Solutions showcases its new automated system; and a new industry alliance has been formed to encourage the use of fibre-based products.

David Taylor Automedia is the latest commercial printer to close its doors; HP has put a halt on bid talks with Xerox for the time being; Ed Snelson, owner of Signature Printing tells Carys Evans how he has grown his business; and two packaging manufacturers have teamed up to encourage young people into the industry.

Southernprint consultation sparks urgent talks with Unite the Union; concerns raised over misleading food packaging labelling; Vivid Laminating Technologies talks about its new offerings at The Print Show 2019; and Volkswagen describes HP Metal Jet 3D printing technologies as a game changer.

The future of Walstead Group's Southernprint subsidiary hangs in the balance; Tharstern launches an MIS Implementation project guide; HP's Phil Oakley talks the benefits of textiles; and Argos celebrates the nostalgia of its printed catalogue.

A warning has been issued against an Italian bookbinder supplier; the 'i' bought out by DMG Media for almost £50m; Print Media Centr and PRINTING United came together to celebrate print; and a personalised print company creates special moments.

De La Rue has revealed that its future may be at risk if a comprehensive plan fails; digital cooking brand, Tasty, has utilised print to take its videos to the next level; Intec Printing Solutions showcases its new automated system; and a new industry alliance has been formed to encourage the use of fibre-based products.

David Taylor Automedia is the latest commercial printer to close its doors; HP has put a halt on bid talks with Xerox for the time being; Ed Snelson, owner of Signature Printing tells Carys Evans how he has grown his business; and two packaging manufacturers have teamed up to encourage young people into the industry.

Southernprint consultation sparks urgent talks with Unite the Union; concerns raised over misleading food packaging labelling; Vivid Laminating Technologies talks about its new offerings at The Print Show 2019; and Volkswagen describes HP Metal Jet 3D printing technologies as a game changer.

The future of Walstead Group's Southernprint subsidiary hangs in the balance; Tharstern launches an MIS Implementation project guide; HP's Phil Oakley talks the benefits of textiles; and Argos celebrates the nostalgia of its printed catalogue.

Preston Board and Packaging has been fined after its employee suffered two severed fingers; HP is to invest £155m into sustainable solutions; Genevieve Lewis talks to SGIA president Ford Bowers about the inaugural PRINTING United; and Duncan Print Group celebrates 130 years in business.

Unite the Union has branded the closure of Archant's print arm a bitter blow; Australia's daily newspapers took a stand against the government by censoring their frontpages; Premier Paper's Dave Jones talks about the importance of global trade in unpredictable markets; and Blake Envelopes teams up with cancer charity to provide envelopes for its Big Letter Write campaign.

The Bank of England unveils the new £20 polymer note; Kyocera places its bets on inkjet as the future of print; VPress brings an entire print production process to The Print Show; and a new campaign champions the use of paper.