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Curtis Print & Packaging has polished off a £1.3m investment programme with the purchase of a Zünd S3 M1200 digital cutting table, after it relocated to a new premises and installed a raft of new...

Close Brothers Asset Finance has launched a new initiative to provide soft lending against digital print assets for UK SME printers.

Vehicle livery and signmaking specialist Allen Signs has invested £100,000 in an EFI H1625 LED flatbed printer to broaden its range of services.

The recent Ice Totally Gaming event at the London Excel featured some 500 exhibitors, which meant companies had to compete for visitors’ attention by creating eye-popping stands. One of the most...

Overmatter was left disconsolate after failing (so far at least) to be one of 50,000 lucky consumers to win a personalised pack of KitKat via the snack brand’s current promotion.

Nettl Now, Grafenia's new same day print and delivery service, is making its first deliveries today (6 March).

CPS Flexible and Mercury Packaging have merged, forming a £15m-turnover company.

Expectation is mounting that Kodak will announce the identity of the new owner of its high-speed inkjet business alongside its year-end results this week, and a familiar graphic arts name is in the...

Rethink CMYK has achieved a hat-trick of ISO certifications in quality, environmental and security management.

First 4 Print Finishing has consolidated the First 4 brand by renaming its Vitesse Mailing Preston subsidiary First 4 Direct Mail, aligning Vitesse closer with its parent company.

Managed print services provider and kit reseller Apogee Corporation has acquired rival Danwood Group, taking group revenue above the £250m mark.

Mail and fulfilment company Real Digital International has invested just over £1m in a Böwe Systec Fusion Cross enclosing line and Ibis Smart Binder.

Headley Brothers is now understood to be in administration ahead of a change of ownership this afternoon.

US group DST Systems has confirmed that it expects the sale of its UK customer communications business to be completed by the summer.

Henry Stone has been confirmed as the new owner of Headley Brothers in Kent, securing 113 jobs at the company.