Team Stag Print
Some of our production team: sleeves rolled up ready for a full-on day of work. Teaming is integral to the success of any organisation. But none more so than smaller companies like us. Our people
Recycled posters for Tillingbourne.Earth
Concerns around climate change continue to grow apace; and rightly so. There are many global initiatives backed by high profile personalities receiving media coverage and support, but we shouldn’t forget the smaller local organisations who
Case study: Bare Bar soaps
We were delighted to recently welcome another new member to the Stag Print customer family. Up-and-coming small business, Bare Bar, produces 100% natural handmade soaps for men. Founded by Christian Winstanley, who was tired of
Food packaging: no more soggy bottoms!
Food packaging: no more soggy bottoms! Here at Stag Print, we work with businesses of all shapes and sizes and none are more diverse than those in the food industry. From dried salad crisps in
What a year!
As we say goodbye (and good riddance) to 2020, we continue to make changes at Stag Print to help protect the planet. Despite the technology enabled world we now live in, paper and print marketing
Why sustainable packaging is a no-brainer
Packaging is not just a pretty face. It has many other important roles to play too. From protecting the goods within, to providing a surface on which to print essential legally required information about them.
Stag Print seeks acquisition opportunity
It’s been a challenging year for everyone. But, like many other businesses, Stag Print has come out the other side and has exciting plans for the future. As an established family company with a 40-year
The Solutions Awards 2020 Nominee – (Category: Solutions for Packaging)
Click here to vote This button opens an email - just hit send to place your vote! Fantastic news!! Having won the category in 2019 we've been nominated again for the same
New: Antimicrobial coatings for paper-based products
With the emergence of Covid-19, maintaining strict hygiene measures and avoiding contact with everyday surfaces has become the new normal. But as shops, offices and other businesses slowly return to work, it is impossible to