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Machinery supplier Engelmann and Buckham has announced a rebrand to reflect “extensive recent business changes”.

MIS company Tharstern has rebranded to support its global ambitions, distilling its various company names down to one word.

Flint Group has agreed to acquire the majority shareholder of Xeikon, XBC BV, and use the press and consumables manufacturer as the basis of a new digital division.

Americk Packaging has acquired Adare’s packaging business, Adare Advantage, for an undisclosed sum.

Benchmark Reprographics has taken delivery of a Canon Océ Arizona 460 GT, as the manufacturer said 5,000 had been sold worldwide.

Druckfarben, which relocated its blanket department to Corby, Northamptonshire, three months ago, has expanded again with an investment totalling around £500,000

DPS has invested more than £30,000 in new equipment to support the expansion of its gift arm, Izzy Rose.

One of the UK’s largest regular catalogue jobs should have a new printer by the end of the month.

Wallace Print has bought a 2m-wide Wohlenberg guillotine and updated its premises by adding new offices to its building.

The BPIF has launched a new training programme for people who want to gain a recognised vocational qualification without classroom time or exams.

Thomson Print & Packaging hopes to add hundreds of thousands of pounds to its turnover by adding B2 to its repertoire.

Emmerson Press has taken on its first apprentice "in a long time" and revealed plans to take on more in the future.

Newsprint and magazine papermaker Norske Skog is attempting to restructure its near $1bn (£660m) debt, in the hope of avoiding a “comprehensive balance sheet restructuring”.

It’s the end of the line for lads’ mags FHM and Zoo. Publisher Bauer has announced that it has suspended publication of both titles.

SPS Group has said that its investment in the UK's first Xerox iGen5 digital press will enable it to achieve perfect colour matching across a wide range of applications for high-profile retail...