Downloads and links to other relevant reports, resources and industry specific data.
February 2019
Our Research Manager (and Northern Ireland Manager) was a young bright-eyed and bushy-tailed researcher when he joined the BPIF in 1996, a few years later he ran the London Marathon - he's running again and hoping to raise some funds for a great cause.
February 2019
Download an excel file containing the official Producer Price Indices for the UK Printing Industry (SIC 18). This excel file shows the input and output price indices separately. However, it does also graphically combine the two indices so as to depict the relative change between them.
February 2019
The BPIF has updated its one-page document summarising the latest developments regarding pulp, paper and board demand and prices.
February 2019
A healthy seasonal boost ensured 2018 finished stronger than it started, at least as far as the volume of output and orders are concerned - however, expectations are more pragmatic for Q1.
February 2019
The Economic Newsletter for the European Pringting Industry has been rebranded with Intergraf's new design and colours. It continues to feature short term statistics on turnover, graphic paper consumption and prices. It also includes pulp and recovered paper prices and, in this edition, energy prices.
December 2018
Available to download is an excel file containing the official Producer Price Indices for the UK Printing Industry (SIC 18). Many PPIs are used in price variation clauses in trading contracts, or for internal current cost accounting.
December 2018
The BPIF has updated its one-page document summarising the latest developments regarding pulp, paper and board demand and prices.
December 2018
At the recent Intergraf Social Dialogue Working Group, participants gave an overview of the economic situation of the printing industry in their countries. The ensuing discussion was comprehensive and enlightening.
December 2018
This edition features the recent trends of the turnover of the European printing industry (including reproduction or recorded media). The turnover index now relates to the reference year of 2015. This edition also includes the developments in pulp prices and recovered paper prices, in addition to the regular European graphic paper consumption and prices.
