News

Richard Bloxam and Catherine Hearn have taken the reins at the Print Education Forum following the resignations of Angus Clark and Richard Beamish.

CITO is to showcase developments on its inline finishing system at Drupa.

Tech-ni-Fold is set to unveil at Drupa what it believes to be the worlds only rotary creasing machine that can match the quality produced by conventional flatbed cylinder methods but at up to 10 times...

London-based point-of-sale and large-format print specialist The Delta Group will have a presence alongside MAN Roland at Drupa.

Duplo and Oc are to join forces at Drupa to demonstrate the full capabilities of the UP3i standard for the first time.

Although 2003 witnessed an improvement in overall earnings for the global forest and paper industry, the rise of the euro could continue to pose problems for European producers this year.

Workers at Birmingham-based Euro Packaging have voted to suspend industrial action, while the GPMU holds talks with management over possible redundancies.

Exel, the Kent-based used equipment dealer, is to launch a new logo and corporate identity at Drupa.

Commercial printers should be adding large-format services to their offerings as it is the biggest potential missed opportunity, found an industry report.

Health and fitness group David Lloyd Leisure is to use Mtivitys web-based workflow application for all of its print requirements.

GBC is poised to enter the flexible packaging market with a three-layer production process to be launched at Drupa.

The Homework Diary Printing Company has installed Scotlands first Xerox DocuTech 120 presses in an investment worth 300,000.

The first entries for the PrintWeek Awards 2004 have arrived and the Grosvenor Houses Great Room tables are filling fast.

Scottish paper manufacturer Inveresk has hinted it could be looking to merge with, buy or become part of a larger European group.

Adare director of franchise development Derrick Simpson has said that Printing .coms view that it is on the cusp of overtaking Kall Kwik is over-optimistic.