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The All-Party Parliamentary Print Group is to host its annual event for the printing industry at the House of Lords on 13 September.

Consumables dealer GOP has announced ambitious plans to double its turnover by 2006 and expand its national sales network.

MIS supplier Imprint Business Systems has developed a new tool to monitor and control waste throughout production.

Multisets is set to become the first UK owner of Screens new digital Truepress 344, which debuted at Drupa.

Traffic using the Newspaper Societys advertising delivery service Adfast has increased over 100% this year.

Andrew Pindar has started legal proceedings to recall a 500,000 loan he made to sailor Tracy Edwards.

Pira International has confirmed its move to a new location, less than a mile from its present site in Randalls Road, Leatherhead.

Qualitech Group has invested 2m in its print division in a bid to up capacity by 50%.

Rentokil Initial has renewed its deal with print management firm Adare Carwin.

More than half of printers believe computer integrated manufacturing (CIM) is irrelevant or dont understand the concept, according to US firm TrendWatch Graphic Arts.

The competition minister Gerry Sutcliffe is to challenge the big four supermarkets today (22 July) over their relationships with suppliers.

Polestars apprenticeship scheme is on the hunt for 38 new recruits in its second tranche of appointments to the programme this year.

WHSmith has reassured publishers that there will not be a large cull of specialist magazine titles as the high street retailer concludes its range review.

Williams Lea has acquired Formation e-Document Solutions as part of a move into the transactional print and e-billing market.

The dispute between Asia Pulp & Paper (APP) and WWF has taken another twist with WWF urging paper buyers to review their dealings with the Indonesian giant.