inPRINT Magazine

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Inprint is the official membership magazine of the BPIF, and is unique in its delivery of industry information. Launched in 2008, it is an essential, regular conduit of communication between the BPIF and its members, and is an important feature of membership. Compiled by experts from all areas of print, Inprint is a leading information source providing up-to-date insight and comment for senior print industry managers on the latest ‘need to know’ business practice areas such as: - Health and Safety - Environmental and Quality issues - Training - Human Resources & Legal - Member news - Government & research - Technology - Industry information and statistics Content also includes case studies, interviews with key personalities, and a diary of forthcoming industry events. The BPIF (British Printing Industries Federation) is a thriving, best-in-class trade association invigorating a modern, progressive print industry. We inspire those within the UK print, printed packaging and graphic communication industries to see opportunities for growth. It is one of the country’s largest and most dynamic trade associations and serves a sector which has a collective annual turnover of £14 billion and employs approximately 112,000 people. Through a team of industry expert advisors and consultants, the BPIF provides high quality advice and support for printing companies to help them develop healthy, sustainable and profitable businesses. The BPIF at a glance: - Not for profit organisation - Largest training provider to the British printing industry - Represents industry on a national level - Helps to shape Government thinking - Specialist areas represented by series of Special Interest Groups - Wide range of national and regional networking opportunities - Series of prestigious events You may view our privacy policy at https://www.britishprint.com/privacy

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