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CIP4 online JDF course starts in New Year
The CIP4 organisation is to launch an online Job Description Format Expert Certificate Programme next year, and will also publish a quarterly newsletter to promote JDF and its future developments.
Pensord takes on PDF wizard from rival S&G
PDF pioneer Jon Bessant has joined magazine printer Pensord in Blackwood, Wales, from rivals Stephens & George (S&G) in Merthyr Tydfil.
Stoffels appointed to E-G role
Esko-Graphics is boosting its marketing activities and has appointed Jef Stoffels as its new corporate communications manager.
Printing institutes merge to form IP3
The Institutes of Paper, Printing and Publishing are to merge, to form IP3, bringing together 2,000 members across the three organisations.
Bill Davis completes rally for charity
Maximum Impacts Bill Davis has completed this years Italian Job rally, playing a part in raising more than 100,000 for charity in the process.
Polestar offers eco-kind wrap
Polestar is offering its newspaper and magazine publishing clients a green alternative to polywrap.
DS Smith to close Govan site
DS Smith has announced the closure of its corrugated packaging plant in Govan.
Sacked Robor staff to appeal
Eight ex-Robor Cartons employees plan to appeal against their dismissal, which happened after they had won an employment tribunal case against the company for unlawful deduction of wages...
Tough trading hits API
API Group has announced disappointing results after SARS and the war in Iraq hit sales of luxury goods and tobacco, hindering its ability to make the progress that was predicted.
Perivan sold to Skyrooks
The Perivan Group has been acquired from its administrators in an MBO carried out by three former members of its sales team with the support of venture capitalists.
Xerox and KPG end DocuColor deal
Kodak Polychrome Graphics will no longer sell Xerox DocuColors after the two firms ended their reseller agreement.
Pensord boosts team with Bessant
PDF pioneer Jon Bessant has joined magazine printers Pensord in Blackwood, Wales from rivals Stephens & George in Merthyr Tydfil.
Strong first half at International Greetings
International Greetings has posted half-year results described as excellent by chairman John Elfed Jones.
Maiden predicts recovery in 2004
The end of the downturn is nigh, according to outdoor advertising specialist Maiden.
Cancer claims Antony Rowe
Book printing legend and pioneer of short-run production Antony Rowe has died of cancer aged 79.