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Technotrans MD Benton shows he’s a real ‘nut’
Technotrans managing director Peter Benton has raised more than £1,000 for Orchid, the male cancers charity, by running a half marathon dressed as a nut.
Langley Group assets increase but margins fall on Manroland deal
Langley Holdings has completed the legal formalities required to incorporate Manroland as a wholly-owned subsidiary, leading to a significant boost in group revenues but not in profitability.
Fujifilm partnerships leads to MicroDot sales boost
More than 100 MicroDot have been sold through Fujifilm’s worldwide dealer network since the manufacturer began recommending the dotmeters to its customers.
Technotrans MD Benton shows he's a real 'nut'
Technotrans managing director Peter Benton has raised more than 1,000 for Orchid, the male cancers charity, by running a half marathon dressed as a nut.
Print sales go 'off the chart' in latest Adobe ad
Adobe has made print the star of its latest tongue-in-cheek ad campaign for Adobe Marketing Cloud.
Time runs out for The Colourhouse
High-quality corporate print specialist The Colourhouse has closed its doors after the directors ran out of time to save the business.
Landa and Komori seal partnership deal
Komori and Landa have formalised their strategic partnership for press technologies, with Komori chief Yoshiharu Komori likening the significance of Nanography to the advent of digital printing.
John Crosfield Foundation to be wound up
The John Crosfield Foundation is winding up and donating its remaining funds to the Printing Charity.
DS Smith hails 'market share gains' and eyes further acquisitions
DS Smith chief executive Miles Roberts has said the company is targeting further acquisitions as he revealed that customers were "rewarding" the recycled packaging firm for its SCA Packaging purchase.
Hollywood Monster installs 3.2m wide MTEX 5032
Hollywood Monster has taken delivery of one of the UK's first MTEX 5032 wide-format direct-to-textile printers and immediately used it to produce a huge theatre graphic.
New kit at Kestrel Printing helps Kilimanjaro bid
Kestrel Printing, which recently won a new digital press in a nationwide competition, has christened the machine with a print job to help a charity fundraiser tackle Mount Kilimanjaro.
Healeys invests in Nexpress S2500
Healeys Print Group has spent nearly 200,000 on a Kodak Nexpress S2500 to give "added wow factor" to short-run targeted work for marketing agencies and other clients.
New bookletmaker set to attract more work at council
Halton Borough Council has upgraded its post-press output with a System 2000 bookletmaker from Morgana Systems following a recent upgrade of its digital print output.
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Polestar web offset plans 'on track'
Polestar appears to have decided on the main location for its new web presses.
CWU puts strike on hold as RM talks continue
The Communication Workers Union (CWU) has postponed the 24-hour strike planned for Monday 4 November following progress in its talks with Royal Mail.