News

Vision in Print aims to inform and inspire at its annual conference this summer.

AB Dick has pulled out all the stops to get its revolutionary processless platesetter to Drupa, which will cost under 50,000 including RIP.

Northampton firm The Direct Printing Company (DPC) has bought Pascall Print & Design.

Moorgate Paper is looking to expand its operations and consolidate two of its warehouses.

Sam Ferguson has left Astron just weeks after the the sale of Edotech to the business process outsourcing giant.

Polestar 4c, the Polestar Groups print management business, has named Matt Spencer as its new managing director.

Nur has put its financial woes behind it and is on track for strong growth in 2004 based on new products.

Swiss manufacturers Ferag and Kolbus are set to unveil a major joint venture in high-quality perfect binding at Drupa.

Atos Origin, a Paris-based IT firm, will produce the 10,000 UK trial ID cards.

Members of the printing, paper and publishing industries raised 24,000 for charity at the annual St Georges Day lunch on 23 April.

Fine art magazine Apollo is relaunching and switching printer after more than 30 years at Watmoughs/Polestar.

Danish plate processor supplier Glunz & Jensen (G&J) has unveiled the first ink-jet CTP (iCTP) system without chemical processing.

Avery Dennison is to incorporate the Pantone range of colours for its Avery 900SC signage films product for the UK market.

Plate manufacturer IBF has reaffirmed its interest in European expansion - but has quashed rumours that it wants to acquire a European subsidiary.