Walstead wins Telegraph supplements; Hague buys PSL; UPM mill reborn; Fespa; Sylvamo; and more...

[View in web browser]( [View text-only version]( [PrintWeek]( Monday 16 May 2022 [Print buying bulletin] [Latest headlines] [Walstead adds Telegraph weekend work to roster]( [Walstead adds Telegraph weekend work to roster]( Walstead Group has sealed a deal to print the Telegraph’s weekend supplements with production set to switch later this month. [Hague expands with PSL buy]( [Hague expands with PSL buy]( Hague Group has returned to the acquisition trail with a deal to buy PSL Print Management. [New life for UPM mill]( [New life for UPM mill]( UPM’s shuttered Chapelle Darblay newsprint mill in France is set to be reborn as a cardboard production site under its new owners. [Sponsored content] [New life for UPM mill]( [Double down on business… cards]( New data from Aura Print suggests you could double your sales and boost your margins by joining its army of resellers and instantly expanding your business card offering. [New life for UPM mill]( [BOXIT with Fusion Speed – an unbeatable combination]( The ideal solution for one person operation, the BOXIT postal tray system is now included as standard in the Fusion Speed system free of charge making it the most advanced automated mail inserter available in the market. [In the news] [Fespa updates with three weeks to go]( Fespa has updated on its 2022 Global Print Expo, which is now three weeks away from opening its doors at Messe Berlin, Germany. [Sylvamo confirms Russian exit]( Sylvamo has confirmed that it plans to sell off its Russian operations, and is already in discussions with more than one potential buyer. [Walstead brings Newbould into fold after YM deal]( Walstead has enlisted the help of former YM Group chief operating officer Mike Newbould Junior to help pinpoint customers looking for future print supply options after YM’s web division collapsed. [Italian Job rescue for historic Italian printhouse's presses]( Seven antique print machines have been saved from scrap by a print novice after the collapse of an artisanal Tuscan printhouse that included Jodie Foster among its clients. [Macfarlane reports growth in trading update]( Macfarlane Group is set to hold its Annual General Meeting (AGM), at which the company will provide a positive trading update covering 2022 to date. [CPMA speaks out on Diageo packaging change implications]( The Consumer Packaging Manufacturers Alliance (CPMA) has commented on the potential wider implications on the packaging industry of Diageo’s decision to start phasing out the use of 183 million cardboard gift boxes from its premium Scotch portfolio around the world. [Handy Brand moves to employee ownership structure]( Labels and sticker printing specialist Handy Brand has completed an Employee Ownership Trust (EOT) scheme that will meant its employees own a majority share of the business. [In this issue] [Our 'give credit where credit's due' strapline delivers on two counts in the April & May issue. We take a close look at how you improve debt control and reveal the deserving winners of the 2022 Printweek Awards in a special supplement...]( [Got some news? Email the PrintWeek newsdesk here](mailto:printweek.newsdesk@markallengroup.com) [PrintWeek jobs] [Business Development Manager - Digital Print / Large Format]( [Digital Press Operator]( [New Business Development Manager]( [Account Executive | Print Management | Manchester]( [Business Development Manager | Flexible Packaging | North West and West Yorkshire |]( [See the latest jobs]( [Knowledge Bank] [Fespa 2022 preview: A sector always moving forward]( [Fespa 2022 preview: A sector always moving forward]( Print in motion’ is the tag line Fespa has chosen for the 2022 Global Print Expo, which takes place at the Berlin Messe at the end of May. [Facing down unprecedented risk]( [Facing down unprecedented risk]( The last two years have been diabolical. First we had to take on Covid-19. Then supply chain constraints and rising demand combined to stoke inflation and increase the prices of raw materials and goods exponentially. Now we have war in Ukraine and it remains to be seen how that will play out. © MA Business Limited 2022. [Contact Us]( [Advertising]( [Subscribe]( If you wish to unsubscribe from Print Buying Weekly bulletin emails, please click [here](. To understand how we process, use & safeguard your data, please read our [Privacy Policy](. If you would like to update your marketing contact preferences, then please [click here](.