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Scitex Vision has launched a lower-cost super-wide format press the GOjet. The 3m-wide four-colour machine targets smaller print and sign firms that specialise in outdoor super-wide work.

Pulp and paper businesses were responsible for less than 0.5% of all serious pollution incidents in the UK in 2003, an Environment Agency (EA) study has found.

Stora Enso has said that it expects price increases in the fine paper market in the second half of 2005 on the back of strong demand in the first half.

Trinity Mirror is to open two full-colour print sites before the end of the year as part of its ongoing review to reduce the groups 124m annual print bill.

Wyndeham chairman Bryan Bedson hands the trophy to victorious team captain Andy Franks, group production director at Emap, following this weeks inaugural Gentlemen vs Players cricket match.

St Ives Peterborough has been named as The Economists highest performing supplier over the past year.

HH Associates is eying further expansion in the UK and Europe following the opening of an office in Leeds.

Magazine publisher and printer the Wealden Advertiser has bought the 500th Troika Systems LithoCam dotmeter.

The door is open for Express Newspapers owner Richard Desmond to launch a bid to buy out West Ferry Printers, a move he attempted earlier this year.

Emap has selected JSA Consultants management sys-tem, Paperman, to manage and control its paper requirements.

St Ives Direct has announced a major spend on HP Indigo digital kit for its Leeds site.

Triangle UK in Yeadon, Leeds, has closed, due to cashflow problems caused by a falling order book, with the loss of all 28 jobs.

Screen and Quark are the two latest firms to sign up for Octobers Digital Print World (DPW) show.

Presstek has released its second quarter results and made Michael McCarthy vice president, business integration.v

The Financial Times has become the first national newspaper to sign up to ad delivery system AdFast.