News

Butler and Tanner (B&T), PrintWeeks newly crowned Digital Printer of the Year, has launched an online personalised calendar service.

Danka has expanded its colour digital print portfolio to become European distributor for HPs 9850 MFP.

EFI exceeded its restated earnings expectations for the third quarter and is on track with growth in its professional printing products.

Label and overprinting specialist Videojet has linked up with Hewlett Packard to produce a variable printer using thermal inks.

HP Indigo has appointed a country manager for the UK. It is the first time the firm has had a UK manager since the departure of Steve Donegal in 2002.

Canon is to take on Xerox and Oc in the high-volume variable print market with the launch of two printers at Digital Print World.

Babs International has used Digital Print World to launch three new products into the UK digital market.

Norprint Labelling Systems has tied up its first deal with a major food producer for its metal detectable labels.

BemroseBooth has been awarded the contract to print a number of financial documents for the Nationwide Building Society.

Redactive Media is to shake up its print roster by reviewing its one-year contracts for 2005.

The European Declaration on Paper Recovery has reported a further rise in the recycling rate to just below 54% in 2003.

Constantin Hang has developed a high-speed drilling system, the Hang 245, which can drill up to 2,000 piles per hour.

Rainbow Print Wales has installed a Heidelberg Stitchmaster ST100 at its Merthyr Tydfil factory.

A European initiative has been launched to highlight employment opportunities in the pulp and paper sector.

Kodak Polychrome Graphics has reinforced its digital strategy with a deal to sell Canon digital colour printers in the UK.