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APA sees customer mags rise
The Association of Publishing Agencies (APA), which represents customer magazine publishers, says the sector has bucked wider trends in publishing over the past two years.
M&As to continue says Storas chief
Stora Enso chief executive Jukka Hrml expects more mergers, acquisitions and consolidation in the European paper industry, and picked out fine paper and industrial packaging board producers as the...
APPs Indonesian mills threat
A group of Asia Pulp & Paper (APP) creditors has filed foreclosure proceedings against one of the Indonesian paper groups units in a bid to recover 290.5m ($485.7m) in debts.
PDG to produce Boddingtons-branded food range
Print Design & Graphics (PDG) has won the contract to print a new range of ready-meal food cartons featuring Boddingtons beer branding.
DM giant slams Royal Mail plan for size charge
The UKs largest direct marketing agency, WWAV Rapp Collins, has voiced its disapproval of the Royal Mails proposed size-based postal charges.
Anger over 'get tough' advice to buyers
A senior Deloitte & Touche accountant who was reported to have told holiday companies to push printers to cut prices has said his comments were taken out of context.
Chantry keeps smaller Cosmo
Polestar Chantry will continue printing handbag-sized issues of <i>Cosmopolitan</i> as the magazines publisher, the National Magazine Company, carries on with trials of the format.
Piras 2nd print buyers forum
Pira is targeting print buyers with its second Strategic Print Procurement conference, which takes place next February.
Digitec ready to raise capacity with its 46 Karat
Garnett Dickinsons digital arm, Digitec, will start up its new KBA 46 Karat waterless direct-imaging press at the beginning of next month.
Epson upgrade discount for its Stylus Pro line
Colourgen has announced Epsons first ever loyalty discount offer to wide-format users wishing to upgrade to a Stylus Pro model.
TL Visuals opts for full CIP4 workflow
TL Visuals is set to become fully JDF compatible when its new Heidelberg finishing equipment is integrated.
Agfas sales affected by euro and poor markets
Agfa has been hit by the appreciation of the euro and weak markets in the first three quarters of the year.
Xerox deal over Miscalculated retirement pay
Xerox has offered to pay more than 140m ($239m) to retired staff following the three-year court case into incorrectly calculated retirement payments.
Centurfax buys out pre-press group Marlowe
Centurfax has bought pre-press equipment and support services provider Marlowe Graphic Services (MGS).
Fuji adds tools to Rampage system
Fujifilm Graphic Systems has added new tools to its Rampage workflow and says its open offering gives printers more freedom than others on the market.