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Pickard (L): the DC-618 has freed up time by dealing swiftly with smaller jobs
DC-618 installed

Printstore tightens digital focus with Duplo install

Kingston-upon-Thames’ Printstore has invested further in its digital production with the installation of a Fiery-integrated Duplo DC-618 slitter-cutter-creaser, five months after the firm committed to...

Investing for long-term positive change

Sappi makes green gains on Galerie

Sappi has dramatically reduced the carbon footprint of its Galerie range of coated papers, and aims to achieve a 70% reduction by the end of the year.

Sirane is headquartered in Telford. Image: Google Maps
Faced financial difficulties

Administrators appointed at Sirane as 172 jobs lost

Packaging converter Sirane has appointed administrators, with 172 staff made redundant.

A trifold leaflet printed for Jurassic Park, featuring Japanese and English entry information, is among the lots
Props, costumes and production print

Major Hollywood auction puts rare print up for sale

A massive Hollywood film memorabilia auction has gone live, putting millions of dollars’ worth of props, costumes, and collectable print up for sale.

Customer win back programme also helped

Election boosts Royal Mail in Q1

The General Election delivered a substantial boost to Royal Mail’s performance in Q1 with big increases in postal vote returns and candidate mail.

Toner manufacturing is a key topic

Fujifilm and Konica Minolta make progress with JV plans

Fujifilm Business Innovation and Konica Minolta expect their new joint venture company to be formally established by the end of September.

'They're all reading on their phones'

Murdoch sees endgame approaching for printed newspapers

Nonagenarian media mogul Rupert Murdoch has predicted that printed newspapers likely have 15 years left, “with a lot of luck”.

Summers (centre): the acquisition will open Limetree up to new markets
New markets open after buy

Limetree Printing expands offering with Pro-S acquisition

Downham Market commercial printer Limetree Printing has expanded its offering with the total acquisition of nearby shadow board and signage manufacturer Pro-S UK.

Alfonso (R): We've given the new machine 'a proper blast'
2.4m wide-format machine installed

Encore EMEA bolsters internal print with Mimaki install

Multinational events company Encore’s UK division has installed a new Mimaki JFX200-2513 EX flatbed at its Uxbridge headquarters, helping the company bring more print in-house.

Number of paperless customers tops 20m

Lloyds makes further paperless push

Lloyds Bank has made a further push to switch customers away from paper statements, by automatically opting customers out and requiring them to take action if they want to continue with physical...

Commits to continuing with USO

Křetínský: 'We can help Royal Mail to finalise its transformation'

Czech billionaire Daniel Křetínský has rejected concerns that he is only really interested in Royal Mail’s lucrative parcels business.

POS trade supplier merges

Project Display merges with Ores Display’s UK branch

Trade lightbox, display and POS supplier Project Display has signed a merger agreement with display and furniture supplier Ores Display’s UK subsidiary.

'Spirituality': one of five Heartwood prints created by printmaker Shona Branigan . Image: National Trust Images/The House of Hues
'Epic' printmaking process

Sycamore Gap given new life in prints

The National Trust has commissioned artist printmaker Shona Branigan to make a series of prints detailing the beauty of the felled Sycamore Gap tree.

Land and assets bought

Sappi agrees Lanaken mill sale

Sappi has concluded an agreement to sell its Lanaken mill in Belgium to Dutch industrial property conversion specialist UTB.

Backup diesel generator at Paragon's Tewkesbury site. Image: NCM Auctions
Includes Ricoh, Xerox, Hunkeler and Tecnau devices

Paragon sells off large amount of surplus kit

A host of surplus transactional print equipment owned by Paragon is set to go up for auction later this month.