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Creo is looking for direct sales staff and dealers as part of its strategy to drive sales of its own plates.

Japanese manufacturer Ryobi has launched a range of B3 perfecting presses.

Asia Pulp & Paper (APP) remains disappointed with WWFs refusal to continue dialogue after withdrawing its support for APPs Sustainability Action Plan (PrintWeek, 26 February).

KonicaMinolta is setting up a print production division as part of the merged firms plans to grow its share in the print market.

Agfa has expanded the remit of its digital image processing software IntelliTune beyond the newspaper market to include commercial print.

Debenhams Print has become the first firm to buy CMYK Optimizer software from Applecart Solutions.

A year after it bought Wam!Net, Savvis is adding additional sales and support staff and revealing further details on product development.

Security printer The TALL Group plans to keep on growing its business, and expects to see software products from an ever-increasing part of its operations.

Cestrian is moving into litho and taking on new staff as part of a 4m investment that includes new premises.

Orchestra Bristol has beefed up its finishing capacity with the worlds only APS finishing machine that can fold and insert 20in forms.

The Robert Horne Group is to stock the UKs first watermarked Forest Stewardship Council (FSC) business stationery product range, as part of its new product developments.

Field Group has produced a bar display as part of a promotion to give Stella Artois drinkers a glass embossed with their favourite beers logo.

The first International I-Paper Congress hosted by PaperGate Systemintegration took place in Germany on 1-2 July.