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The U.K. print industry has gone into overdrive to commemorate the life of Queen Elizabeth II, who died yesterday at 96. The majority of the country’s dallies produced commemorative pull-outs, according to PrintWeek, and The Daily Mail dedicated most of its issue to the Queen.
“Just think about the amount of plates, paper and ink that will be required over the next couple of weeks for special supplements and magazines. It will be immense. People will want that tangible, printed memory of her extraordinary life,” notes Alex Evans, non-executive director of Precision Colour Printing.
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