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I-Sub has launched I-Sub Digital, a supplier of wide-format kit and supplies.

Myllykoski has confirmed that the site of its 272m (EUR400m) paper mill project will be in the Czech Republic.

Augustus Martin scooped four of the nine top prizes at this year's Digital & Screen Printing Association awards.

Arkle Print has invested 2m in a highly specd alcohol-free KBA Rapida 105, notching up a series of firsts for the Northampton printer.

Primary Print in Cardiff has ordered a Heidelberg Stahlfolder Ti 52 6/4 buckle folder and ST100 six-station stitcher plus cover feeder.

Ovenden Papers has bought Davies Harvey & Murrell (DHM) and merged their paper merchanting businesses.

National Lottery scratchcards are to be produced in the UK for the first time, according to reports in <i>The Sun</i> and <i>Yorkshire Post</i>.

Anton Group has completed the installation of its second Heidelberg Speedmaster 12-colour with CutStar and unveiled further investments including two five-colour Kodak NexPress 2100 pluses.

Ferag has scored another major mailroom coup with a deal to replace an existing Muller Martini set-up at Trinity Mirrors Saltire site in Glasgow.

Overgoal, the acquisition vehicle that bought the Vertis UK direct mail operations, has placed Vertis Leicester into administration and rebranded the three remaining sites.

St Ives said it would continue with its strategy of focusing on service and quality as it revealed a modest increase in turnover and an almost static underlying profit this week.

PrintYorkshire has hailed its first Showcase event a success with around 50 exhibitors and 400 delegates taking part.

MIS supplier Optimus has launched an add-on to its 2020 product that allows data collection from any equipment, even if the kit is not JDF-compatible.

Direct mail printer Moore Response Marketing (MRM) has invested 4.5m in twin web finishing lines and a Harris M1000 press, boosting its production capacity to up to 1.5m mailings per day.

WH Anderton & Sons and Doric Board & Packaging have merged their businesses to become Doric Anderton.