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The directors of former print firm Anton Group have been dealt prison sentences in a significant fraud case; paper mills in Finland will remain shut for a further three weeks as talks over pay are unsuccessful; Matthew Raab, director of global product marketing at Xerox tells us how the firm allows its customers to be different; and Homebuilding & Renovating magazine celebrates three decades of...

Recycled denim has been used to produce paper for jean labels; direct mail is expected to rise in 2020 as brands continue to use it to reach consumers; Neil Felton, CEO of FESPA tells what to expect from the upcoming show in Madrid; and the ISA-UK, formerly known as BSGA has launched a new award scheme for the print industry.

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.

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.