News

The British Association for Print and Communication (BAPC) chairman Sidney Bobb has taken the role on a full-time basis to work on new projects and to expand the association.

Manchester-based print group Gask & Hawley has rebranded all its companies under its G&H logo.

Direct marketing technology firm Intimis claims its mass individualisation service will open the floodgates for the long-awaited high volume personalised digital print.

Ivor Solution has ended its exclusive agreement with Grasmere Digital Imaging (GDI) as it plans to broaden its online ordering products to new markets.

Komori has released excellent financial results on the back of what it describes as a tremendous Drupa.

Kodak Polychrome Graphics has bought a pre-press workflow and the development team behind it.

Following the move of Carrs Paper into administrative receivership, merchant stockist Premier Paper is to stock Mitsubishi HiTec Papers Giroform sheets range of carbonless papers.

Serendipity Software has launched the latest version of its Blackmagic software at Drupa.

UPMs Shotton Paper mill has purchased 62 acres of land adjacent to its site in a 1.4m deal.

Point of purchase (PoP) and print specialist The Valley Group has signed a deal worth more than 1m to produce point of purchase display units for T-Mobile.

Vertis Europe has won a competitive tender for a three-year, multi-million pound fulfilment contract with Readers Digest.

Virgin Group is consolidating its group print spend of 20m-30m, which could result in the dissolution of its print supply chain management arm, Communic8.

The Westdale Press, part of the Westdale Printing Group, has signed a 1.4m deal for a six-unit Heidelberg XL 105 the first UK order for the flagship new press to be made public.

Paper merchant Ice Paper has re-emerged, after the company was bought out of administrative receivership in a management buy-out.

Wam!Net European business manager for print and publishing Tim Daly is leaving to join data and networking services firm Interoute.