News

Haymarket Publishing is moving all its production to digital CTP as soon as possible, as part of the supply-chain overhaul instigated by production director Chris King

Colleagues Direct Marketing has lost its contract with CGNU after the insurance group brought printing in-house at two inplants

UK manufacturers voiced their approval at the decision to postpone the Imprinta exhibition until 2003

Inveresk is considering further rationalisation, which could include closing one of its mills, after issuing its second profits warning this year

Jarvis Porter is looking to buy UV flexo and digital printing gear in a Europe-wide spree that could add up to 3m of kit

Jigsaw Colour will install a 1.2m Heidelberg CD 102 FL between Christmas and New Year to minimise disruption to production

Kelvinside has launched Stationery Set, an online stationery design and print service

MAN Roland's Rotoman S is now achieving 3.36m A4 pages per hour using the company's new Sleeve technology

The GPMU will meet with the management teams of McCorquodale Confidential Print and sister company Fencourt Printers today over planned redundancies

Arjo Wiggins chairman Ken Minton is to step down with immediate effect

The GPMU is hopeful of resolving its pay dispute with St Ives' web division by the start of next week, and St Ives directors are "optimistic" about the outcome

Speculation is rife about the future of The Donside Paper Company after it emerged that chief executive Bill Gore has decided to step down

Creo chief executive Amos Michelson has claimed that dramatic cuts in the price of thermal plates will make it difficult for Agfa and Fuji to use consumables bundling to finance hardware sales

Purup-Eskofot has confirmed it is in talks with Heidelberg about an OEM deal for CTP products

Tecnograv has entered into a technical and marketing alliance with Belgian pre-press group De Schutter