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Polestar Greaves has spent 500,000 expanding its polybagging and mailing capacity with a Buhrs 4000 line.

Paper manufacturer Inveresk has reported an increase in profits despite "the background of difficulties facing the paper industry".

The fate of more than 600 paper jobs could be decided this month in crunch talks between managers and locked-out staff who face a deal-or-dole ultimatum.

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Centaur Publishing has ordered a second Odystar workflow to bring repro for <i>The Engineer</i> magazine in-house.

BroCard has rolled out 400,000 promotional packs for advanced ticket holders travelling to the World Cup, which kicks off this week.

Mitsubishi HiTec Paper has announced that it will be implementing a 5% price rise on its giroform carbonless reels.

Tapestry/Brand Images is leading by example as the firm with the highest number of apprentices on the BPIFs digital pre-press apprenticeship scheme.

Friedheim International has followed up an Ipex kit debut by announcing a deal to sell the equipment exclusively.

TripleArc went through a difficult 2005 and is cautious in its immediate expectations, following the companys full-year results.

UPM has announced that it will invest 17m (25m) in bleached pulp production at its Tervasaari mill in Valkeakoski, Finland.

New Jarrold Printing (NJP) has secured the contract to produce <i>insideout</i>, <i>The Sunday Times</i> homes and interiors magazine, which was previously printed by BGP Bicester.

Xerox is relying on a steady drumbeat of customers to help it roll out ambitious plans for growth, according to chairman and chief executive Anne Mulcahy.

Rapid-Print (UK) has made its first move into full-colour single-pass work after buying a five-colour Heidelberg Printmaster 52.