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EFI stock takes battering after profit warning
EFIs stock fell over 20% at the end of last week following a profit warning.
Post Office fleet to sport new Agripa ad format
Agripa has launched a new format of its Fleet Media truck side advertising and has signed a deal for the largest fleet yet to use it.
NatMags saves with integrated Asura software
Pre-press workflow automation specialist Papermule has completed a project with NatMags and OneVision to automate the production of NatMags classified advertising.
Connect repro beta tests new Creo wide flexo
Connect Digital Imaging, a Manchester-based flexo repro house, has successfully completed beta testing the Creo ThermoFlex Wide II flexo platesetter.
Agfa and Inkland help Potts overhaul its pre-press
Potts Printers has invested 350,000 updating its pre-press department as part of an expansion of its Newcastle plant.
KPG launches Matchprint duo
Kodak Polychrome Graphics has launched the Matchprint ProofPro RIP and the Matchprint ProofPro Media, which it first demonstrated at Drupa.
Report: Creo plans more streamlining
Creo chief executive Amos Michelson has admitted to a Canadian newspaper that investors are impatient with the firm and want major moves to restore profitability.
White Productions still quiet
A winding-up petition against White Productions remains in place, with Buzwell Management and two subsidiaries also due back in court (PrintWeek, 2 September).
Muller Martini sets up SMART scheme
Muller Martini has launched its SMART (Spares Maintenance and Resource Training) programme to help customers increase productivity and efficiency.
Dow Jones lists UPM as best in sustainability
Finnish paper manufacturer UPM has been listed as a sector leader for the first time in the Dow Jones Sustainability Indexes.
Raw materials blamed for BPI profit warning
Packaging group British Polythene Industries (BPI) has issued its second profits warning in three months, as the firm blamed rising raw material costs
NJP narrows down site choice
New Jarrold Printing (NJP) is a step closer to choosing its new site and press supplier for its new factory.
Cambridge set to lose 29 jobs as US plan fails
The print division of Cambridge University Press is to make 29 redundancies due largely to ambitious plans for the US Bible market.
Cestrian relaunches its 3D point of sale division
Cestrian has relaunched its 3D point-of-sale display division, bringing a previously outsourced service in-house.
EFE backs Fine Colours swoop for Hill & Tyler
Asset-based lender Enterprise Finance Europe, (EFE) has revealed details behind the acquisition of colour printers Hill & Tyler by fellow Nottingham company, Fine Colour Packaging.