Walstead results reflect focus; Adobe's Pantone changes; More paper price rises; Ivanhoe Caledonian; Ancient House; and more...

[Latest print buying news]( [view text only version]( [View in web browser]( [View text-only version]( [PrintWeek]( Monday 08 August 2022 [Print buying bulletin] [Latest headlines] [Walstead: results reflect relentless focus on core competencies]( [Walstead: results reflect relentless focus on core competencies]( Walstead chairman Mark Scanlon has described the group as being “well and truly stress-tested” last year as it tackled unprecedented increases in input costs – as well as the lingering effects of the pandemic. [Adobe's Pantone changes to kick in this month]( [Adobe's Pantone changes to kick in this month]( Adobe has confirmed that Pantone Color Libraries will be phased out from this month from Creative Cloud, although some colour books will remain available. [More paper price rises loom large]( [More paper price rises loom large]( Another wave of paper price rises look set to impact the sector as two manufacturers announce further double-digit increases. [Sponsored content] [More paper price rises loom large]( [Opus Trust Communications rebrands as Adare SEC]( Opus Trust Communications has rebranded as Adare SEC, taking the name and branding of the business it acquired last year, as it looks to "reimagine customer communications". [In the news] [Liquidators confirmed at Ivanhoe Caledonian]( Liquidators have confirmed that Ivanhoe Caledonian has closed its doors with all staff made redundant, citing the pandemic and the resulting loss of work as the cause of its demise. [Ancient House back in the black]( Ancient House Printing Group has filed its first set of results since last year’s change of ownership. [Banner Box flies flag for British print at Commonwealth Games]( Banner Box and sister company Flagmakers printed over 7,000 flags after they won a contract for the Commonwealth Games. [Feldmuehle switches fuel, Cepi warns on gas crisis]( German papermaker Feldmuehle is switching fuel from gas to light heating oil at short notice due to the gas supply crisis, while paper federation Cepi has warned about possible disruption to paper and packaging supplies if mandatory consumption cuts are enforced in the EU. [Physical books are still king - but sustainability is a priority]( Consumers overwhelmingly prefer books printed on physical media, presenting opportunities for sustainable manufacturers, according to new research. [RNB reaps rewards of inkjet switch]( Direct mail specialist RNB Group has revamped its offering by swapping out its litho firepower for a high-speed inkjet line and is adding at least £30,000 straight to its bottom line each month as a result. [Win-win for print after Women's Euros triumph]( Newspapers have pulled out all the stops today to celebrate the England Women’s Euros triumph at Wembley – while the programme for the final is already being sold on eBay at a premium. [In this issue] [The June & July 'Punching above your weight' issue of Printweek asks leading SMEs to share their top tips on going toe-to-toe with larger rivals. We also take a look at what you really need to know about director responsibilities...]( [Got some news? Email the PrintWeek newsdesk here](mailto:printweek.newsdesk@markallengroup.com) [PrintWeek jobs] [Sales Account Manager]( [Trainee Commercial Executive]( [Finisher - Print & Packaging]( [Account Manager | Beverage Packaging | Scotland]( [Account Manager | Digital Print, Small & Large Format | East Midlands]( [See the latest jobs]( [Knowledge Bank] [Small can be beautiful]( [Small can be beautiful]( SME leaders share powerful insights into how their operations outshine larger rivals [Fanning the flames of fiduciary failings]( [Fanning the flames of fiduciary failings]( Two experts highlight the importance of company directors seeking good legal advice to be fully aware of their duties and obligations [Is the popular four-day week with no loss of salary the future of work?]( [Is the popular four-day week with no loss of salary the future of work?]( Working four days a week on full pay is becoming popular in certain sectors, but the model can present challenges as well as benefits. A new trial is looking at whether it is a viable flexible option [Best of British... The Cambridge patent factory that never stops]( [Best of British... The Cambridge patent factory that never stops]( Xaar plans to extend range of products to access all digital print markets © 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](.