Business

Digital Print Innovations appointed Wasatch RIP supplier

Digital Print Innovations Ltd (DPI) has broadened its product offering after being appointed as an approved supplier for Wasatch RIP products.

Random House awards paperback contract to Clays

CPI UK is understood to have lost up to half of its 14m-a-year Random House paperback book printing contract to rival Clays.

Ajay Piramal and Vir Sanghvi confirm their presence for BMPA Print Summit 2012

The Bombay Master Printer's Association (BMPA), the premier print association in India, has announced that Ajay Piramal, chairman of Piramal Healthcare, will speak at Print Summit 2012 at the Tata...

Manroland secures debtor-in-possession financing

Manroland has secured its immediate future with a 55m (47m) Massekredit facility, similar to debtor-in-possession financing, that will give it the liquidity to continue with its restructuring efforts.

Watkiss launches entry-level 420PUR perfect binder

Watkiss has launched its latest perfect binder, the 420PUR, an entry-level PUR machine that has already won over its first UK customer in Dorchester-based Advantage Digital.

Mimaki signs up to EcoPrint 2012 trade event

Mimaki has become the latest exhibitor to sign up to EcoPrint 2012, the trade event focused on sustainability in print.

Butler Tanner & Dennis installs Technotrans cooling unit

Butler Tanner & Dennis has installed a Technotrans beta.c combination unit to cool down the company's Heidelberg Speedmaster XL 162 press.

SPECIAL REPORT: US commercial printing poised for election year surge

Now is the time printers should be doorstepping their poltical party candidates on the campaign trail to win some of the windfall work available on the back of the 2012 elections.

Manroland's ppi Media solvent and seeking new investors

Manroland subsidiary ppi Media, which develops smart editorial, planning and production software for the print and publishing industries, is seeking new investors following Manroland's insolvency.

Family-run firms are Britain's "weak economic link"

A government-funded report by the London School of Economics has singled out family-run firms as the weak link in the economy.