NI wins printing contract for London Evening Standard

News International has won the contract to print the London Evening Standard, which means the free title will be moved from Associated's Harmsworth's Quays site and be printed at NI's state-of-the-art Broxbourne site from early next year.

London Evening Standard: News International wins printing contract
London Evening Standard: News International wins printing contract

Harmsworth Quays in London is owned by Daily Mail & General Trust (DMGT) and also prints the Daily Mail.

DMGT plans to move its printing operation from Harmsworth Quays to Thurrock in Essex next year.

It is thought that executives at the London Evening Standard shortlisted just Broxbourne and the Thurrock site as potential locations.

DMGT still owns a 24.9% stake in the Standard, which is majority owned by Alexander Lebedev.

Around 700,000 full-colour copies will be printed at the site each day.

It is unclear how long the contract will run for, but one source said it was long-term.

News International opened its £187m Broxbourne plant in London in 2008. The site currently prints The Sun, The Sunday Times and The Times.

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