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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).

Gareth Jones, chairman of Stephens & George, has died following a short illness.

An East Midlands print sector body has officially launched a scheme to attract more female employees to the press room.

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

Duplo has scored a major equipment sale and revealed a raft of new products at Digital Print World.

The Karran Group's proposal to enter into a Creditors Voluntary Agreement (CVA) was overwhelmingly rejected by its creditors.

Trade encapsulator Encapital Finishing has bought a D&K Proteus fully automatic thermal laminator at Digital Print World.

The Times is to axe its broadsheet edition entirely as of Monday (1 November), marking a historic moment in the 216-year history of the paper.

Former staff from Quadsect have expressed anger that the London printer has gone into administration resulting in the loss of around 30 jobs.