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The Scottish Print Employers Federation (SPEF) has branded the latest round of price increases announced by paper merchants unacceptable.

The GPMU has secured 1.25m of funding over two years from the Union Learning Fund (ULF) to develop learning and training programmes in England.

Duplo claimed that its star products for Drupa, the SCC booklet maker and DC-645 slitter/cutter/creaser, were the most revolutionary digital print products it had launched.

Creo added two thermal plates to its consumables range and doubled its plate production capacity by buying US firm Spectratech International.

Print Education Forum (PEF) chief executive designate Richard Beamish is to leave the industry after more than five and a half years' service to the cause of furthering training and development in...

WWF International UK has bought rival paper merchant the Salehurst Group, as predicted last month.

A Company Voluntary Arrangement (CVA) has been approved at Jaguar Business Forms in West Sussex.

The first digital proofers to gain accreditation under the PPAs proof4press initiative have been revealed.

KPMG has revealed that the amount owed following the collapse of the old Howitt company is more than 19m.

Specialist folding machine manufacturer Herzog + Heymann (H+H) is the latest company to join the PrintCity alliance of companies.

London company FE Burman is so impressed with its first KBA 74Karat that it has just signed on the dotted line to buy another.

Finnish paper company M-real has announced it will make redundancies in the UK after reporting weak profits for 2003.

Agfa and Thieme have linked up to develop a flatbed digital press for screen printing.

Hewlett-Packard has announced two entry-level digital printers and two new Indigo presses, all of which focus on cutting the cost of digital printing.

Wyndeham Heron has won the contract for IPC Southbanks <i>Ideal Home</i> magazine and it will become the single biggest publication to be produced at the Essex web offset plant.