News

Xerox has posted strong results for the first quarter of 2004 with production colour installs growing by 27%.

Wyndeham expects its results for the year ending 31 March to be at the top end of market expectations.

Eastman Kodak has appointed Barbara Pellow as chief marketing officer and vice president of commercial printing.

Lancastrian Labels has become the first UK printer to use Kodak Polychrome Graphics Flexcel Flexographic plates.

Strike action at Euro Packaging was averted at the eleventh hour after the management agreed to hold talks on union recognition.

Komori UK has appointed Neil Sutton as sheetfed sales director.

Tetra Pak has walked out on conservation charity WWF following a dispute over forest certification and claims in an advertising campaign.

Web printers from across the country saw Woodford Lithos new KBA C618 in action yesterday, when the firm hosted a meeting of the BPIF web offset forum.

St Ives has picked up the print contract for its fourth Centaur title.

Kodak will pay Heidelberg just $1 for its 50% stake in NexPress Solutions and for Heidelberg Digital when the deal is completed at the start of May.

Express Newspapers owner Richard Desmond launched a string of abuse and insults at Telegraph executives at a meeting at West Ferry Printers, according to a report on <i>The Guardian's</i> online...

1st Byte, the Clerkenwell-based digital printer, has ordered the first Xeikon 5000 in the UK.

One of the UKs largest print groups has questioned the validity of the training levy consultation.

Specialist printing firm Denny Bros has launched a self-adhesive version of its credit card-sized Informaxx product.

FastAnt, the facilities management division of Leicester printer Taylor Bloxham, is to take on an extra 25 staff as the it expands over the next 12 months.