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Amberley aims to boost turnover with ws4000
Amberley Adhesive Labels in Dorset has become the first UK printer to install the HP Indigo ws4000 six-colour reel-to-reel digital press.
Anger over liquidation of Viva
Printers are angry after being left with debts following graphic design company Viva Designs application to go into liquidation.
BSkyB's Trever backs Print Factory
BSkyB has quashed speculation that The Print Factory is in danger of losing its 10m-a-year print management contract, which it won five months ago from Centurion Press (<i>PrintWeek</i>, 14 February).
Dsi is first in UK to buy second iGen3
Dsi digital has become the first UK printer to install a second Xerox DocuColor iGen3 digital colour press.
Dismay as UK asks for further emissions reduction
The Flexible Packaging Association (FPA) and the BPIF are asking the government to reconsider proposals to reduce UK solvent emission limits.
Clinical Print steps up its green policy
Clinical Print Finishers aims to become carbon neutral by working with Future Forests to fund the planting of native trees to neutralise the carbon dioxide emitted by its operations.
GPMU will carry on with push for levy
The GPMU says new government measures to improve adult learning wont stop it from vigorously pushing for the introduction of a statutory training levy.
DuPont to add automated b2 proofs option
DuPont digital proofers will soon be able to automatically measure and verify every proof they make.
EU chemicals law could affect printers
Printers could face higher consumables costs, more red tape and the end of some inks and pressroom products under proposed EU laws.
Israeli press reports offer for Scitex Digital wing
Scitexs holding company IDB has received an offer for the ink-jet printing specialist, according to reports in the Israeli business press.
Lower sales and poorer profits hit paper industry
Stagnant growth, economic instability and oversupply all hit the performance of the forest and paper industries in 2002, according to a new survey.
M-real names UK distributor for Tauro range
M-real has appointed Robert Horne Group as exclusive UK distributor for Tauro, its woodfree uncoated paper range.
MPH faces end as petition over Newey granted
The former owners of Newey Print have succeeded with their winding-up petition against Midlands Publishing Holdings (MPH) over a sum of 380,050 outstanding from its acquisition of their firm in July...
Muchs future under scrutiny
De La Rue has refused to comment on reports that chief executive Ian Much could leave this year before his planned 2004 retirement.
Ronset targets short-run litho with new 6060
Blackburn-based repro house and digital printer Ronset hopes to service litho printers and brokers in Lancashire with a new Xerox DocuColor 6060.