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Quebecor World Inc has been granted creditor protection following its inability to refinance the business to meet the demands of its debt syndicate.

It will be all eyes on the environment for Xerox as it plans its most environmentally friendly Drupa stand ever.

St Ives Web, the magazine printing division of St Ives plc, has secured ISO 14001 accreditation across all its five sites, less than six months after applying.

Wyndeham Press Group subsidiary Masterpiece has made two senior appointments as it gears up for growth.

Prime Print Group has shored up its finishing battery after investing in a CP Bourg single-clamp binder as part of a 1m expansion.

Bath Colour Print is turning around short-run booklet jobs in half the time thanks to a JDF-ready Horizon PowerCollator.

Digital short-run specialist Collective Colour has installed a hand-fed Duplo DBM-500 bookletmaker and DBM-500T trimmer.

US paper and packaging giant Appleton is looking to sell off its UK BemroseBooth operation.

Japan's biggest paper companies have admitted to overblown claims about the levels of recycled materials in their products.

Canon Europe and Pageflex, a division of software developer Bitstream, have struck a pan-European deal to give Canon customers access to a range of personalisation and web-to-print software.

PaperCo has put the environment at the top of the agenda after a reshuffle of its Corporate Responsibility (CR) strategy.

HP has announced record annual growth for its Indigo digital press division thanks to a 45% rise in page growth from 2006 to 2007.

Soaring demand for digitally printed variable-data direct mail has spurred two Hertfordshire-based print firms to merge.

Taylor Bloxham has kicked off 2008 by landing PEFC certification, its third environmental accolade.

Scottish Provincial Press has added a new tower to its Goss Universal press, the fourth upgrade in seven years, to cope with a growing demand for colour from advertisers.