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Opus will not buy CGNU inplant
Opus Trust will not go ahead with the purchase of CGNUs Basildon print inplant
Wyndeham sales up, profit is down
Wyndeham has announced a major monthly magazine contract win as it released its preliminary results for the year to 31 March
Duncan kit is to be sold to raise funds
Grafitec has been enlisted to sell Duncan Web Offsets presses, and has already had 20 enquiries about its 48pp MAN Roland Lithoman IV
Light Brigade to take delivery of digital Eagle 44
Chertsey-based graphic specialist Light Brigade has ordered an Inca Digital Eagle 44 flatbed wide-format digital printer
Site helps spot counterfeits
Worldwide Security Exchange has launched a website as a global resource for counterfeit detection and brand protection
Greenaways moves to new purpose-built City site
Greenaways has moved into new purpose-built premises based close to Tower Bridge, which will accommodate its dedicated corporate finance and digital businesses
Publishers limber up for waste laws
Magazine publishers are joining forces to pre-empt any legislation that could be enforced for recovering paper waste if the EU decides to apply the principles outlined in the Packaging Waste...
Associations move to form print umbrella body
Picon and the BAPC are to meet with the BPIF to explore the formation of a new umbrella body to "promote and represent the printing industry to the world at large"
Waddies in talks to trial Xerox DI presses
Waddies has had discussions with Xerox about taking its next-generation DI presses and FutureColor on trial when they are ready
PrintPotato eyes non-print buy
PrintPotato.coms share price doubled from 0.75p to 1.5p after the company announced that it was in advanced discussions to acquire another business
Insolvency practitioner called in at CD and DVD specialist Traxdata
An insolvency practitioner has been appointed to South Wales-based CD printing and fulfilment specialist Traxdata Wales
Ex-CEO Brown is blamed for Polestar's downturn
Operating margins fall below 10% and group lays blame for failure to implement its efficiency improvements squarely at the feet of former chief executive Jim Brown. "If the change programmes had been...
Karat 74 Israeli staff to join CreoScitex
Karat Digital Press has closed its Israeli operations and transferred all the staff to CreoScitex, which will provide the imaging systems and software for the 74 Karat DI press
Failures hit men's mag sector
The mens lifestyle magazine sector has been hit by the closures of <i>Sky</i> and <i>Later</i> as a result of poor circulation figures
Planet Repro buyer revealed
The buyer of Planet Repros assets and goodwill has been revealed as a new firm set up by the firms previous joint managing directors