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Brann Direct Communications has been rebranded by its new owner, HFS Projects, which is also planning a major investment programme.

Integrated Packaging has bought a Komori Lithrone LS640 after completing a 3m move to a 12,000m2 refurbished plant.

Mike Taylor of Fulmar and Stephen Clark of Southernprint have taken up senior board roles with the BPIF.

Packaging repro giant Weir Holdings has rebranded to Winnets and made redundancies.

Benhamgoodheadprint (BGP) has opted for a new web to augment its commercial web wing at Bicester.

More than 4,500 GPMU members in the paper industry are to be called on for industrial action, following the breakdown of talks yesterday.

PrintWeek is keen to hear about the whereabouts and current career of erstwhile J Howitt & Son chief executive James Elliot.

Men's weekly magazines Zoo and Nuts have pushed up print volumes for the mens' lifestyle magazine by almost a quarter, according to the latest ABCs.

Mark Croucher has left Butler and Tanner after just eight months to join MPG Group as deputy managing director of Unwin Brothers.

South London printer First Impression has closed its doors leaving serious debts to suppliers.

Creo has served 90 days notice on NCS, its biggest UK dealer, stopping it being a Creo authorised reseller from 6 November.

Quebecor World will today enter the high-octane world of mens weekly magazines, with the arrival on newsstands of publisher H Bauers Cut.

BASF has again declined to comment on reports that it is about to sell its printing inks unit for up to 400m (598m).

Hydro-Dynamic Products has launched its environmental manifesto and announced its intention to gain ISO 14001 accreditation as a matter or urgency.

Drupa generated a huge surge in orders for Heidelberg in its first quarter, but the massive cost of the show effectively wiped out operating profits from continuing operations.