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KUBE joins BBC in charity deal
KUBE has joined forces with the BBC to launch a website for personalised cards for Children in Need.
MAN 12-unit with InlineSheeter finds first UK buyer
MAN Roland Great Britain has scored a major coup with its first UK order for a 12-unit B1 press with In-lineSheeter.
McDonalds carton switch hits Linpac
Fast food giant McDonalds decision to switch from foam to waxed cartonboard packaging in the UK has had a big impact on its supplier Linpac.
MBO at Scorpio
Chief executive Ian Whitfield and sales director Daniel Graham have led an MBO at Scorpio Print Finishing.
MetalFX cover contract
The MetalFX metallic ink technology is being used to produce the covers of three magazines for September and October issues. St Ives Roche will print the front and back covers of the next issue of...
Paper perception data from M-real
M-real plans to provide information for publishers developing new magazine titles, which will include offering advice on readers perceptions of paper and how it can best be used.
Polestar in Times redesign contract
Polestar Varnicoat is printing a new supplement for the Saturday edition of <i>The Times</i> to form part of a major relaunch of the broadsheet.
Print faces diminishing return
The average return on capital employed of print, paper and packaging companies continues to decline, according to a new survey.
Polestar to buy biggest ever press
Polestar is expanding its UK gravure capacity by 10% with a new 3.88m wide press its biggest press yet.
Centurion buys PrintPricer
Centurion, the print management arm of Communisis, has bought instant quote specialist PrintPricer for an undisclosed sum.
Litho Supplies predicts 'casualties'
Litho Supplies predicted casualties among our competitors as it announced half-year results that reflected the challenging conditions for equipment and consumables suppliers.
Walsh in Komori first
Walsh Colour Print in Kerry has installed Europes first 10-colour Komori Lithrone 28P perfector as it looks to increase its presence in the commercial print market.
Silicon updates DAM software
Silicon Systems is launching a new version of its web-based digital asset management software, wwWebflow.
Direct mail growth continues
Direct mail printers continue to see marginal increases in volume, despite a tightening of marketing budgets.
Edward Thompson Group rationalisation
Sunderland-based bingo ticket supplier Edward Thompson Group intends to close three small departments with the loss of 30 jobs after conducting a review of its operations.