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Rare Repro back in action after blaze
Rare Reprographics is up and running for business after a fire on Boxing Day that devastated its Hailsham premises, causing 200,000 worth of damage
Arjo reinvigorates IDEM look and feel
Arjo Wiggins Carbonless Paper Operations Europe has launched its redesigned IDEM Superior sheets range in the UK and Republic of Ireland
Polestar will print ONdigital TV guide
Polestar Watmoughs will print 1m weekly copies of ONdigitals new TV listings title, ON7
Ryobi to launch the modified 3404DI at Northprint
Ryobis first DI press, the 3404DI, will make its first appearance as a production machine at Northprint in Harrogate this April
Xerox FutureColor set for early debut
Xerox is to bring forward the introduction of FutureColor, its next- generation colour digital printing technology
Xerox predicting a Q3 return to profit
Xerox is continuing with its cost-cutting and division of non-core businesses and expects to return to profit in the second half of this year
Horton gets first UK Rapida 74
Horton Print Group in Bradford has installed the first KBA Rapida 74 in the country
Ecolco joins Kelvinside stable
Kelvinside has bought Merseyside-based commercial printer Ecolco and expects to complete another two or three acquisitions this year, according to chairman Brian Molloy
Waterways aims to buy Decorative Labels' sites
Decorative Labels' two sites in Bridge Street, Wakefield, are rumoured to be the subject of a bid by British Waterways as it seeks to extend its landholdings in the area
Broker tips ControlP's potential for future success
Broker Collins Stewart has recommended ControlP as one of seven companies whose shares investors should buy this year, proving that there is still some optimism in the print dotcom sector.
Klippan chair buys shares in Inveresk
Klippan Paper chairman Jan Bernander has bought 2.45m shares in Inveresk in an individual capacity.
40 redundancies at East Lancs mill
Around 40 staff at East Lancashire paper mill have been made redundant after it appointed administrators.
Flexo Gravure trio win Hell deal in UK
A team of ex-Heidelberg engineers has formed a company to handle the sales and service of Hell gravure equipment in the UK.
CreoScitex offers Heidelberg-licensed Supertrap
CreoScitex has released Supertrap - a standalone version of the PDF trap-ping tool from the Prinergy workflow management system.
Accident involving worker costs De La Rue 7,000
De La Rue International has been fined 5,000 and must pay over 2,000 in costs after a worker was badly injured at its Portals mill in Bathford, Bath.