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Agfa received a 100m euros (79m) boost at this year's Drupa, where it signed contracts worth in excess of that amount across its inkjet and prepress portfolios.

EskoArtwork has signed a letter of intent to acquire its development and distribution partner Mikkelsen Graphic Engineering (MGE), for an undisclosed amount.

Three leading national newspapers in Ireland have reported an impressive year for newspapers in the country.

An "electronic stethoscope for machines" predicting when print kit will break down could save companies big money, claims its maker.

B1 environmental printer Polar Print Group has gone into administration with 45 redundancies being made.

The WRAP recycling body has welcomed a government pledge to half the amount of waste going into landfill in four years.

Polestar is to help customers, suppliers and employees measure their carbon footprint with its inaugural 'Carbon - Ownership and Action' seminar.

Park Lane Press has won a national environmental-standards award for its clean bill of eco health.

Adobe has integrated Callas Software's PDF pre-flight technology into the newly-launched Acrobat 9, extending its long-standing partnership with the German company.

Park Communications has made it two from two after picking up the ' Green Business' award for the second year running at a ceremony sponsored by the London Chamber of Commerce and Industry.

Gm2 Logistics, the distribution arm of the James McNaughton Group, has launched the first of its zero emissions electric trucks.

A printer is using a United Nations global event to drive home the importance of the environment to children in a Dorset town.

Sun Chemical has launched what it claims is a world first in UV curing inks for sheetfed offset printing, Suncure Advantage.

City AM, the free financial newspaper, is planning to extend its distribution south west of London as far as Reading.

FotoInsight, the internet photo service, is hoping to boost sales by launching versions of its Photo Book software in Spanish and Italian.