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Postal delivery service Whistl has stopped its end-to-end (E2E) delivery service, on the same day as a Whistl lorry was involved in 13-vehicle pile up.

Signage manufacturer Boldens Signage Solutions has invested in a Roland DG VersaArt RS-640 to enable it to offer a faster turnaround to its customers and complete more work in-house.

Wide-format specialist Service Graphics has signed a deal with Galebreaker Group to sell a new system that makes it easier to install and change banners.

Eastbourne-based technical services supplier Veritek has secured a service partnership with RTI Digital, the Canadian-headquartered manufacturer of Vortex print systems, which use high-speed Memjet...

A Hungarian ‘wrapper’ has won the Fespa World Wrap Masters competition for the second year in a row.

Central London printer Solways has moved printing operations to Dumfries in Scotland following an alliance with Solway Print, a separate company.

Heidelberg is pledging a “return to growth” in the future, despite posting sales down 4% for 2014/2015 including a 15-month contribution from Gallus.

Speculation is mounting over the future for Tullis Russell’s valuable brands, as it emerged that the failed papermaker was owed more than £1m by Paperlinx when the merchant went into administration.

HH Global has parted company with one of its long-serving directors.

Paperlinx UK owed creditors almost £53m, had a pension deficit of £180m, and owed HMRC nearly £10m in VAT at the time it was placed into administration.

Crediton, Devon-based Hedgerow Print has installed a Komori LS529 with UV drying in the largest single investment in the company's 26-year history.

Kent printer PressOn has signed a manufacturing and distribution deal with South African wallpaper designer Robin Sprong.

Rapidity is making its first move into flatbed wide-format with new kit from Canon and Esko.

Direct marketing client budgets are up 10%-15% since the end of the recession and clients are being more innovative according to one of Howard Hunt’s new joint managing directors.

Grafenia has switched strategy and expects its Marqetspace and Nettl offerings to become “the mainstay” of the group’s business over the next three years.