Challenges of packaging
Challenges of packaging At Stag Print our customers regularly come to us for help with their packaging challenges. In this blog we share some of the solutions that help them reach their goals. Design appeal
Stag Print autumn e-newsletter
Welcome to our autumn e-newsletter. As everyone returns from their summer breaks it’s all go for us at Stag Print! Read about Stag Print's growing team, latest green projects, helping with Oakleaf's 25th anniversary, and
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
Stag Print summer e-newsletter
Welcome to the Stag Print summer e-newsletter. It’s been a busy few months for us and our customers. Read about a longstanding food business with an interesting tale to tell, why our MD is dusting
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 summer e-newsletter
Welcome to our summer e-newsletter. We hope you’re well and staying safe. Given the challenging times we all find ourselves in, we thought we would update you on how we are navigating our business in
A first for sustainable packaging
As a family business, we’re always keen to minimise the impact we have on the world around us, to help preserve the planet for our own and other future generations. Which is why we have