All across the UK and further afield print companies are doing their utmost to keep staff, customers and suppliers safe, keep things running as close as possible to normal and ensure that they will still be in place when things return to normal.
Though every business faces unique challenges, we’re gathering together reports and advice from as many of those companies as we can, in case you can read something that helps you…
A Hatzopoulos
Elef Kassianidis explains the challenges of keeping supply chains and internal operations running smoothly
Antalis
Rebecca Tunstall, marketing manager – Antalis Packaging explains how Antalis is helping with solutions for packing, protecting, storing, dispatching or transporting
Bishops Printers
The Portsmouth-based commercial print and direct mail has adopted a ‘war-footing mentality’
Coveris
CEO Jakob Mosser said that lead times on raw materials have already extended and that ethanol is getting harder to come by
Hamilton Adhesive Labels
Paul Larkin, operations director, pointed out that orders remain robust in areas affected by panic buying but have dropped off in areas that supply caterers, pubs and the like
Interket
Production and technical manager Vince Hughes outlines the measures the company has taken
Premier Paper
Managing director Dave Allen explains what his company is doing to maintain as normal a level of service as possible
Watershed Group
CEO Liz Waters explains why her team has been split into separate groups, why turnaround times are on the rise and why people are eating lunch in their cars
Xpress Labels
David Ross, managing director, Xpress Label talks serrated shifts and why he is taking things a day at a time
