Welcome to the March/April issue of Inprint and the first of 2022. This issue aims to reinforce and remind you of the core services the BPIF offer and the issues we support, with a focus on celebrating and equipping the future of our industry.
One of our core services is our training offering. We have various events and webinars that you can attend and engage with. Details can be found on page 10. We also hear from two members on how important BPIF Training has been for their businesses on page 14. Whilst on the topic of training, we celebrated National Apprenticeship Week in February through a series of informative and inspiring daily webinars – catch up on this on page 20. You can also view the session recordings on our website if you missed out.
A key issue we support is the environmental sustainability of the industry, which is explored on pages 8, 9 and 13.
On page 22, we remind you of how the BPIF Marketing team can help enhance your business through various channels, so be sure to take advantage of this. And we keep you updated with what’s coming up this year – the new Plastic Packaging Tax (PPT) being at the top of the agenda. More can be found on PPT on page 16.
We have lots of exciting events coming up this year. Our annual Members’ Day will be back in-person on 6 July, so don’t forget to add it to your diaries, and the British Book, Design & Production Awards call for entries will open in April, with the Awards ceremony taking place in November. As usual, we can’t wait to see your beautiful creations! More on our events can be found on page 28.
I’d like to thank everyone who contributed to this issue, and hope that you find it useful. I look forward to working with and supporting you throughout the year.
Happy reading.

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