

CHAIRMAN'S MESSAGE
“The membership of the PDF will be doing their best in 2017 to ensure that the supply chain carries on working efficiently and improves where possible.
Above all the PDF is ready to listen: if you have anything to say about the supply chain, let us know!.”
PDF Chairman

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THE PRESS DISTRIBUTION CHARTER HAS BEEN DEVELOPED BY WHOLESALERS, DISTRIBUTORS AND PUBLISHERS TO ENSURE YOU RECEIVE A GOOD SERVICE, HELPING YOU TO SELL MORE NEWSPAPERS AND MAGAZINES.
This, the second edition of the Charter, is the result of a consultation process under an independent Chairman who listened to the views of retailers.
The Charter is backed by a free, fair, fast and reliable complaints process and covers all non-
The Press Distribution Charter

Press Distribution
Review Panel
The Press Distribution Review Panel (PDRP) is a self-
It is also responsible for compliance to the Press Distribution Charter.



Press Distribution
Charter
The Press Distribution Forum (PDC) has developed the Press Distribution Charter as our promise of good service. It sets out the standards you can expect from publishers and wholesalers, and helps you find solutions if things go wrong. It is supported by all the leading publishers and wholesalers, and it applies to all retailers.

Press Distribution
Forum

The purpose of the Press Distribution Forum (PDF) is to provide a self-regulated forum for associations and companies involved in the supply and distribution of newspapers and magazines and to ensure the continuation of a diverse and plural press with its widespread availability to retailers and consumers.

Press Release
New Chair of PDRP appointed
The board of the Press Distribution Forum has appointed Steve Cripwell as the new Chair of the Press Distribution Review Panel.
01/01/2018



Telephone: 0843 289 3967

New Chair of PDRP
Steve has long been involved with not only the PDF, but also its predecessors.
He played a key role in supporting and establishing the first ISSA agreement, also contributing to its many updates, and held positions on several Joint Industry group committees.