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EAST LONDON PRINT COMPANY EXPANDS WITH GREEN INVESTMENT

February 19, 2025February 19, 2025 NewsDesk Alison Branch, Antony Kuma, Associate Director, Brendon Shanahan, Christie's Auction House, East London, efficiency, English Heritage, Environmental Printer of the Year Award, FTSE 100, global fund managers, Investment, Lloyds Bank, Lloyds' Green Asset Finance, Managing Director, Park Communications, Print Week, Printers, Printing, printing company, Relationship Director, Tate Modern, Technology, the National Gallery

A major East London printing company is making significant strides in sustainability and operational efficiency following a multimillion-pound investment in

Appointments

ETAG APPOINTS MIKE NEWNHAM AS CHAIR

January 20, 2025 NewsDesk building, Chair, Chairman, Commercial Director, Emma Hoten-Pool, etag, FTSE100., Irish market, Michael Kelly, Mike Newnham, Royal Mail, Saint-Gobain, Sales Director

Drylining, insulation, and M&E solutions distributor etag has announced the appointment of Mike Newnham as its new Chair, marking a

Features Transport

OPTIMISING TMS IMPLEMENTATION: BALANCING ONE-TIME COSTS WITH LONG-TERM VALUE

January 20, 2025 NewsDesk Cost Optimisation, Descartes, Elmer Spruijt, ERP, Global Sales, Leverage, Planning, Strategies, TMS, Transport Management Systems (TMS), Vendor, Vice President

In the competitive landscape of supply chain management, controlling costs while extracting maximum value is a critical priority. For shippers

Appointments Transport

IAG CARGO APPOINTS DANIEL RODRIGUEZ AS HEAD OF DIGITAL SALES TO DRIVE ONLINE GROWTH

December 9, 2024 NewsDesk appointment, Business, Camilo Garcia Cervera, Chief Sales and Marketing Officer, Daniel Rodriguez, digital, digital infrastructure, IAG Cargo, infrastructure, International Airlines Group (IAG)

IAG Cargo seeks to expand digital capabilities as part of broader strategy to modernise customer service and logistics offering IAG

Finance Government Investment

VENTURE CAPITAL TRUSTS (VCTS): A THRIVING INVESTMENT OPTION AFTER 30 YEARS

November 29, 2024November 29, 2024 NewsDesk economic, Investment, Investment Manager, Nicholas Hyett, UK, VCT, VCTs, venture capital, Venture Capital Trusts, Wealth Club

Venture Capital Trusts (VCTs) have proven to be a resilient and rewarding investment option, even after three decades. This year

Manufacturing SPONSORED POSTS Transport

PASHLEY DEFINES THE FUTURE OF MICROMOBILITY WITH LANDMARK BIKE SHARE SCHEME AT BERKELEY GROUP DEVELOPMENT

November 28, 2024November 28, 2024 NewsDesk Andy Smallwood, automotive industry, bike, bike share dock, British, British design, General Manager, holistic, HQ, London, maintenance, Management, manufacturing, micromobility, mobility, Pashley, Pashley’s CEO, Resident Bike Scheme, sharing, Southall, Steven Bell, Stratford-upon-Avon, The Green Quarter, Transport

Pashley’s new pioneering and innovative design approach re-defines the future of micromobility and the accessibility of bike share. The 100-year-old

Government Manufacturing News

GLASS SECTOR SMASHED BY GOVERNMENT

November 28, 2024 NewsDesk British Glass, Busan, Chief Executive, Dave Dalton, Dr Nick Kirk, Government, manufacturing, Mary Creagh, materials, packaging, packaging extended producer (pEPR), pEPR, RECYCLE, Recycling Minister, SMEs, South Korea, Technical Director

British Glass Response to Passing of packaging Extended Producer Responsibility Regulations (pEPR) scheme British Glass has today accused the Government