Luxe publication Monocle magazine will print its April edition in Germany, as chairman and editor-in-chief Tyler Brule blamed Brexit for the move from its Cornwall printer. Brule told Bloomberg: "There just isn’t much of a plan in this country … People are like ‘Oh well, it might work, let’s see what happens,’ and we can’t afford to do that." The decision was made at the last minute, he said.
Luxe publication Monocle magazine will print its April edition in Germany, as chairman and editor-in-chief Tyler Brule blamed Brexit for the move from its Cornwall printer. Brule told Bloomberg: "There just isn’t much of a plan in this country… People are like ‘Oh well, it might work, let’s see what happens,’ and we can’t afford to do that." Walstead Group has printed Monacle for more than five years, and CEO Paul Utting said the decision was a "surprise" and that he was "deeply disappointed".