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Job Scheufelen has been forced to close its 35,000-tonne-per-year art paper mill in Toulouse, France, following a court decision to liquidate the mill

Leeds-based printer Reprovision has secured the contract to print the English Cricket Boards (ECB) rules, regulations and fixtures lists for 2001, and is planning a change of corporate identity of its...

James Cropper has issued a statement warning that the Group is likely to incur a loss not exceeding 1m when its full-year results are published in June, along with between 20 and 30 job losses at its...

Spectra, a New Hampshire-based ink-jet printhead manufacturer, and Flint Ink have developed a 100% water-based drop-on-demand ink-jet system

Trinity Graphic has been recognised for its high level of training, in response to the lack of industry-relevant apprenticeships available

Xerox has delayed publication of its 2000 annual report after auditors KPMG decided to investigate documents relating to its Mexican subsidiary and its accounting practices

Celloglas has moved operations from its Lutterworth and South Wigston factories into a 1,580m2 site in Leicester

CreoScitex has added a new model to its EverSmart scanner range, and will show it for the first time in the UK at Northprint

Heidelberg will launch a range of violet diode platesetters later this year

Inveresk is once again the topic of discussion with Klippan Paper

Goodhead managing director John Cooling has confirmed that the group is restructuring its web operations to bring them under the control of a single managing director (PrintWeek, 30 March)

The latest findings of a pre-feasibility study into the development of a 418m pulp mill in Scotland show that the project is viable and could go ahead if funding can be found (PrintWeek, 12 January)

The BPIFs drive to increase subscriptions is already bearing fruit membership is up by 2% only eight weeks after it launched its new tiered membership scheme

The management of London-based Garden Leaves has placed the repro house into administration with Hurst Morrison Thomson

Heidelberg is developing integrated production and business management systems under the Prinect brand name