Printed stationery

VPG needed to obtain corporate merchandise items for the upcoming London Vet Show and for continuous giveaways throughout the year. The objective was twofold: to create a memorable presence at the annual industry trade exhibition in London and to supply practical and branded items for everyday promotional use after a rebrand.

We were tasked with supplying, packaging, and dispatching induction packs for monthly new starters within the NHS trust. This involved a continuous supply process as new employees joined the trust.

Ascot Racecourse stands as a symbol of tradition, luxury, and excellence in the world of horse racing. For over 8 years, we have proudly served as Ascot Racecourse's primary print supplier, specialising in the production and supply of all ticket collateral for their annual race days, including the prestigious Royal Ascot event.

St Brendan’s sought assistance from BSG in enhancing its annual open day experience by providing professional print and merchandising solutions.

Up until around five years ago, deciding which printing technology to use for a print job was almost as black and white (if you’ll pardon the pun) as litho for long print runs and digital for short print runs. However, printing technology has evolved massively over recent years and today the lines between what can be achieved with digital printing and traditional offset lithographic printing (litho) have blurred.

Given that we are a large print supplier, you can imagine our delight that print is said to be enjoying something of a renaissance. It certainly seems to be the case. Our printing presses are busier than ever.

What is a Print Management company and is it right for you? Firstly, let’s start by defining what print management is and what it’s not.

Print management is the process of outsourcing your print work to a company that will project manage your printing from proofing to print, finishing to stocking, distribution and everything in-between.

The last 18 months have been extremely challenging for businesses across the UK. Many have had to reinvent or reposition themselves – venturing into new markets and seeking out new customers. Many will now be planning their marketing strategies and activities for the ‘new normal’.

In a bid to help combat climate change and sustain our environment for future generations, we have joined forces with an organisation called Carbon Footprint. With the help of Carbon Footprint we’re going to be offsetting our company’s carbon emissions – by planting trees within our local community.

For many businesses keeping their stationery cupboard stocked with letterheads and compliment slips doesn’t pose much of a challenge. Business cards are another story.