News

Pottsprinters has ordered a second Heidelberg Speedmaster CD 74-6L only six months after installing its first. The company also plans to buy a third.

HH Associates has bought Danish print broker firm Novavision to push the UK company into the Scandinavian market.

Former Litho Supplies joint managing director Gerry Mulvaney is now officially unemployed following the expiration of his contract with the company.

St Ives book printing division Clays is one month into a three-month trial of Creos Mirus thermal plate.

The European Commission has approved the 473m (E680m) acquisition of BASF Printing Systems by private equity firm CVC Capital Partners.

Repro company Gilchrist is working with the Thresher Group on its new range of almost ready gourmet meals.

The Times has axed its broadsheet edition entirely, marking a historic end to 216 years of broadsheet publishing at the iconic daily paper.

GPMU members at Birmingham-based Euro Packaging (EP) are once again on the brink of industrial action.

Directors of Londons Quadsect have issued a statement after it was revealed last week that the company could be sold by administrator Begbies Traynor.

Howard Hunt Group has spent 4m on Europes first Mitsubishi Diamond 16 Max, its third web from the Japanese manufacturer.

MAN Group has reached an agreement with workers at its sheetfed press factory at Offenbach, Germany to turn the business around.

The Karran Group faces an uncertain future after its Creditors Voluntary Agreement (CVA) was rejected.

Johannes Gutenberg has gone on trial more than 500 years after his death to determine whether he really is the father of print.

The GPMU has completed its merger with technical and manufacturing union Amicus, a move that took effect as of yesterday (1 November).

George Waterston (Security Printers) has gone into liquidation with debts of around 1m and all 55 jobs being lost, after the rejection of a Creditors Voluntary Agreement (CVA).