Packaging

Warren outlines commitment to paper sales
Independent cartonboard and graphical board stockist Warren has underlined its commitment to the paper sector by outlining its intention to establish and develop its paper sales division across the...

DS Smith interim results in line with expectations
In an interim management statement, DS Smith announced that it had made progress in line with its plans. The statement was released prior to the firm's AGM, which was held on 17 September.

Copypoll secures brace of UK firsts
Copypoll Print and Packaging has scored a double UK first, ordering two new packaging finishing lines from Brausse.

Star product: Heidelberg Speedmaster CD 102
Heidelberg's high-volume, flexible general purpose simplex offset press.

SPGPrints launches low-migration UV-inkjet inks
Screen and digital print equipment manufacturer SPGPrints has launched a range of low-migration UV inkjet inks to comply with food safety regulations and meet growing demand for digitally printed food...

Chapelton Board and Warren to distribute IP Alaska Plus paper in the UK
US paper giant International Paper (IP) has announced that its new GC2 lightweight coated board product Alaska Plus will be stocked and distributed in the UK by Chapelton Board and Warren.

Macfarlane Group announces £7.5m Network Packaging acquisition
Macfarlane Group has completed the acquisition of Network Packaging for a maximum consideration of £7.5m and announced a £3m capital raise to support future acquisitions.

Packaging Innovations product launch details announced
Further information about the product launches, exhibitors and speakers that will feature at the Packaging Innovations London 2014 and Luxury Packaging London events have been revealed.

High-speed digital targets corrugated
Often seen as the carton’s less profitable and glamorous relation, corrugated packaging can often be overlooked. And yet, while digital printing of conventional cartons seems to have stalled, this is...

Xaar lowers 2014 revenue expectation as China slowdown continues
Xaar has further reduced its full year revenue expectations in this morning's interim results announcement on the back of the continued slowdown in construction activity in China.