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A printing company set up by a Harper Adams alumnus is branching out to produce new sustainable packaging.
Printing company AYP Design & Print Limited, renowned for its print and design services and has built an excellent reputation for service and quality with commercial and domestic customers in Newport and beyond.
It has just moved to the Ni.PARK facility on the outskirts of Newport – and with his links to Harper Adams, and a background in agriculture, Managing Director Martin Hall says he is keen to work with the university going forward.
He said: “We’re really pleased with the move which is good news for our business and the direction we’re heading in.”
And Councillor Lee Carter, Telford & Wrekin Council’s Cabinet Member for Neighbourhood Services, Regeneration and the High Street, added: ““This is an example of another local business which is underlining its commitment to Newport, has ambitions to grow and wants to build relationships with other agri-tech businesses on the Ni.PARK site as well as with Harper Adams University.”
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