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Komori-backed TPI attracts 200 printers to Leeds
Komori's Leeds showroom played host to 200 printers this week at its Total Print Integration open house.
59 Jarrold jobs to go in major re-jig
Jarrold Printing plans to make 59 redundancies as part of a "major restructuring" announced to staff at a meeting on Monday (2 December).
Ex-IoP chief Clapham mourned
Sir Michael Clapham, president of the Institute of Printing from 1980-82 and head of the CBI from 1972-74, has died aged 90.
Fewer jobs will be lost at MAN after talks
MAN Roland has agreed a total of 373 redundancies at its Offenbach plant after talks with its Works Council.
Philip Myers goes for 12-colour
Philip Myers Press in Warrington is celebrating its 25th year of business with a 2.5m spend on a B1 12-colour Heidelberg Speedmaster and two Stahl folders.
Keane buys JC Graphic assets
Keane Graphic Products has bought the assets of Harpenden-based JC Graphic Supplies from administrative receiver Poppleton & Appleby for an undisclosed sum.
Potts' sales leave sole printing firm
Thomas Potts is transforming into a print management group after disposing of its second manufacturing business in four days.
Buhrmann to shed 1,100 jobs
Buhrmann has announced a further 1,100 job cuts, up to half of which could affect its European and UK operations, and will take an extraordinary charge of 54m (e85m) in the fourth quarter.
IoP debates paper industry's service
Paper merchants and printers must communicate more effectively, the Institute of Printing?s Annual House of Commons Debate heard this week.
Mixed response to landfill tax rise
The Paper Federation and the Waste Resources Action Programme (WRAP) have given mixed responses to a proposed 3-per-tonne annual rise in landfill tax to 35 from 2005-2006.
Tecno to change focus at Gaerwen
The Tecno Group has entered into consultation to streamline its operation on Anglesey to combat excess capacity in the gravure pre-press market.
Pisces launches B2 machine
Ink-jet CTP specialist Pisces has launched a B2 machine that it claims offers higher speed and quality as well as the larger 4pp format.
Parliamentary gains Galileo
The Parliamentary Press in London has replaced its two Creo platesetters with two Agfa Galileo VxTs supported by Apogee workflow and Sherpa colour proofers.
Documedia posts 1m half-year loss
Documedia Solutions has announced gloomy half-year results with a 1.05m loss on ordinary activities from a group turnover of 4.75m.
Anton boosts personalisation
Anton Direct in Brentwood is focusing its efforts on personalisation with investment in a Scitex 6240 digital printer and a four-unit Flexomailer TD 112 with B1 personalisation from Heidelberg.