Stag Print winter e-newsletter

An update from Stag Print

Welcome to our winter e-newsletter. As the year unfolds, there is plenty going on here at Stag Print. Read about our plans for the year ahead, a staff spotlight, working with local charity Action for Carers, and print positives in 2026.

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Looking ahead in 2026

It is shaping up to be an exciting year for Stag Print; we’ve hit the ground running with a very busy January! As demand continues to grow, we’re looking for larger premises to expand our factory space, investing in key ancillary equipment, and bringing two new production staff on board. It’s a fantastic time for the business, and we’re looking forward to what the year brings.

Staff spotlight: Adrian Muntean

Adrian joined Stag Print in 2015 and has become one of the most valued members of our team. He is our quality control champion and also operates our carton gluer and our digital print machine. A massive achievement given he came to us with no print experience! Adrian said: “I’ve learnt a lot being part of such a great team!”.

Printing for Action for Carers

We are happy to produce print for Surrey-based charity Action for Carers, in the form of leaflets, flyers, booklets and certificates. Action for Carers offer support and advice to carers aged 5-95 across Surrey. This can be through one-to-one support via a helpline or in person, practical support or other assistance. To find out about the vital support they offer, visit their website.

Print positives

A recent article from TwoSides highlights encouraging progress for our industry with European paper recycling rates reaching 75%. That’s the highest of any packaging material and reinforces paper’s strong sustainability credentials. Many companies are making the switch to paper packaging, such as Babybel and Cadbury Heroes. Stag Print welcomes these positive moves towards sustainability across the industry.