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Goss unveils new dryer on the eve of Ipex
Goss has lifted the lid on its Ipex plans ahead of the show opening tomorrow.

Inc Direct becomes one of the UK's biggest iGen houses with 1.3m spend
Inc Direct has topped a recent million-pound kit investment with a 1.3m order on the eve of Ipex for an array of digital and finishing kit including two Xerox iGen4 digital presses.

Parksons Packaging expands with its plant in North India
It was a massive show of strength, a thing which has become synonymous with Parksons Packaging. The Pantnagar expansion in March - heralded the company's move into the North Indian market.
Are we seeing the resurrection of a secondhand market?
Suhani Singh finds out about purchasing patterns and habits for pre-owned machines

Pitney Bowes launches inserting lines for newcomers to mailing
Finishing and mailing equipment manufacturer Pitney Bowes has launched four inserting lines at Ipex.

Piggott Black Bear creditors in the dark as Celinco heads for liquidation
Creditors of B1 magazine printer Piggott Black Bear (Cambridge) (PBB) are facing more uncertainty after it emerged that Celinco, the company that bought PBB's assets, is set to be liquidated.

Second strike planned at Newsquest Glasgow
Unite has announced its second 24-hour strike at Newsquest Glasgow, with a 48-hour strike expected at a later date.

Waldo installs first Star Proof system in UK
Flexo trade platemaker Waldo has taken delivery of the UK's first Star Proof and Epson Stylus Pro WT7900 proofing system.

UK print cautiously optimistic about new government
The election of the UK's first coalition government since 1945 has been met with a mixture of optimism and scepticism by the print industry.
KBA Q1 orders up as weak sales hit profits
KBA has recorded strong growth in orders in the first quarter of the year, although a drop in sales dented profits for the period.

Mann leaves Economist after 22 years
Michael Mann, international production and pre-press manager at The Economist, has left the publisher after 22 years at the group.

Former Sidders owner passes away, aged 83
Stanley Sidders, a third generation of family-owned London printer Samuel Sidders & Son, passed away last week, aged 83.

Wallpaper* enables readers to personalise front cover
IPC's Wallpaper* magazine is to allow its readers to create a personalised cover for the 'handmade' theme of its August issue, using an online design application.

Metloc director elected but Teverson misses out
Metloc Printers creative director Stephen Metcalfe has become one of the UK's first SME printers to be elected to Parliament.

G&H Web Offset in administration
G&H Group subsidiary G&H Web Offset has been put into administration after what it described as two "extremely tough" years.