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CTD plans to move and boost capacity
CTD Printers plans to move from its Twickenham base by the end of the year and at the same time invest in a new press and pre-press equipment.
New moniker for Multimedia
St Ives Multimedia has been rebranded as St Ives Print & Display following last years incorporation of the Displaycraft point-of-sale business into the division.
DFT launches new goal for recycling
The Department for Transport (DFT) is seeking to raise the level of recycled paper purchased by UK central government departments to 27,000 tonnes per year, with the aid of a new framework.
ITMG has shut its Tecnograv plant in Wigan
Allegations of equipment movement at Tecnograv Wigan have been robustly denied following its closure.
PPA challenges post size plan
The PPA has responded to regulator Postcomms consultation on Royal Mails size-based pricing proposals.
Magazine titles could be cut by EU competition
The number of magazine titles could halve if the government presses ahead with plans for competitive distribution, according to the PPA.
Investcorp backs Polestar's ambitions
Investcorp has demonstrated its absolute confidence in Polestar by ploughing a further 74m into the business.
NCS looking to add more value with PrintSmith
NCS Integrated Solutions has expanded its product range and plans additions that add value, according to sales and marketing manager Dianne Moralee.
HiFlex to hire a representative for UK MIS base
German MIS supplier Hiflex is looking for a UK representative after the departure of Philip Willems
IPA names KPG soft proofer as best of its sort
Recent tests in the US have placed Kodak Polychrome Graphics Matchprint Virtual soft proofing systems at the top of the list for monitor-based proofing.
Printcraft opts for Luxel V-6 in bid to turn CTP
Printcraft Colour Printers has taken its first step into CTP with the purchase of a Fuji Luxel V-6 violet platesetter.
New era at Arrow Mailing
Arrow Mailing is trading under new ownership.
GPMU issues warning to paper makers
Over 4,500 GPMU members in the paper industry remain poised for industrial action, following a meeting in London yesterday (4 August).