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Bespoke websites from printChannel
PrintChannel.com is launching a unique version of its print- buying application
Print counts days until fuel supplies dry up
The fuel dispute has reached crisis point for many sectors of the industry, with stocks remaining manageable for only the next couple of days
Pira offers workflow audit
Pira has launched the pre-press equivalent of a medical check up.
Kent Messenger adds more Goss colour
Kent Messenger Group is to install more Goss equipment to increase colour capacity at its Maidstone printing plant
BPIF names Bailie's successor
Peter Yates of Decorative Labels will take over from Roy Bailie as president of the BPIF next year
MAN Roland reports strong first half of year
MAN Roland has announced record orders and sales for the first half of 2000 even though little of the Drupa effect has so far filtered through
Openshaw buys Dutch distributor
Openshaw has bought Grafi Holland, The Dutch distributor of Xeikon digital presses.
Online paper firm cancels IPO plans
Analysts have questioned the industrys ability to sustain several online paper trading marketplaces after PaperExchange.com withdrew its initial public offering (IPO), citing difficult market...
Jarrolds reshuffle makes Ogle role redundant
Jarrolds manufacturing director Alec Ogle has left the firm after a reshuffle left his position redundant
Wyndeham Press planning to go CTP
It has two Agfa Avantra imagesetters said production director Ray Lesnik. We will keep them and build up CTP. The firm is currently in discussion with Agfa about platesetters
Astron extends airline services
Astron has extended its service to major airline clients by acquiring Docusystems travel document management business in Tring from its US parent
Conservatives vow to scrap green tax
Shadow chancellor Michael Portillo has launched the Conservative Party policy document Keeping Britain Competitive, and vowed to scrap the planned Climate Change Levy (CCL) if they win the next...
Newgate wins catalogue deal
Newgate Press in south east London has won the contract to print 500,000 catalogues to be inserted in Vogue and Bare magazines as part of Beautyspys targeted press advertising campaign
CIP lands cattle census deal
Communications In Print (CIP) in Basildon has won a contract from the Ministry of Agriculture, Fisheries and Food (MAFF) to print 56m personalised cattle cards as part of a national cattle census
Prontaprint plans to scrap "victimising" leases
Prontaprint aims to turn the quickprint industry on its head with a deal to scrap leases that have victimised the industry for years, it says