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Bobsts B1 die-cutter makes debut at Ipex
Bobst has launched a B1 die-cutter, aimed specifically at commercial printers, at Ipex.
IPS awarded carbon-neutral status
Intelligent Print Solutions (IPS) has become the first print management company to claim carbon-neutral status.
Alchemy starts kitting out new Leeds factory
Alchemy Print Finishers has bought the first kit for its new Leeds operation, including a laminating first.
Ultimate boost for imposition
Ultimate Technographics has launched what it describes as the first imposition software to use an intelligent hot folder for different page sizes.
WWF targets councils on timber purchasing
Environmentalists are urging UK local authorities to shun illegal forest products.
EFIs Opforma makes debut
Pre-press firm EFI has added Opforma to its production management software suite.
Ancient House acquires PrimaPlus
Ancient House Printing Group bought a Muller Martini saddle stitcher at Ipex.
Uniform introduces the Grenadier GFX2 printer to mid-range market
Uniform has launched a wide-format ink-jet printer work horse, the Uniform Grenadier GFX2.
Duplo unveils sales tie-up with Canon
Canon Europe is to use Duplo as a sales enabler for its own digital printers.
Datagraphic in Xerox tie-up
Datagraphic has become the first UK company to buy Xeroxs new magnetic ink character recognition-enabled Nuvera to enhance the security of its transactional mail.
Newscolor software cuts ink use
Newscolor has launched software designed to help web printers and newspaper firms cut ink costs.
<i>Lancet</i> first title to adopt Ceros
Medical journal <i>The Lancet</i> is the first title to use Applecarts online production, distribution and auditing tool Ceros to publish its digital edition.
Canon Europe shuffles team
Canon Europe has unveiled a shake-up of its senior management structure.
Atex lands contract for Sportsman pre-press
Sports Betting Media has settled on Atex to supply the MIS for the UKs first new daily national newspaper in 20 years.
CSL produces 100,000 ID cards for watchdog
CSL Digital Print has rolled out 100,000 ID cards featuring the widest range of details it has been asked to produce.