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The BPIF has made the shortlist twice for the Trade Association Forum (TAF) Best Practice Awards 2016.

UK photobook and photo gift web-to-print software company Taopix has hired a former EFI sales director as its commercial director and his first day at the job was at Drupa.

Global sign and graphics print franchise Fastsigns is pursuing a new growth strategy and celebrating the launch of its first ‘co-brand’ business in the UK.

Johnston Mailing has ordered three Canon imagePress machines in a £200,000 deal to help meet heavy demands for direct mail and edge it into new markets.

Roland DG has released a new fluorescent ink range for its wide-format Texart dye-sublimation printers suitable for sports and fashion textiles.

More than 150 jobs have been saved following a management buyout of the Polestar Stones and Wheatons sites.

Adare Group is increasing its high-speed colour inkjet capacity by 50% with a £3.3m spend with Ricoh.

Print companies from the UK, supported by the British Printing Industry Confederation (Picon), have reported a good Drupa for sales and footfall.

HP has announced double digit sales of its HP Indigo 30000 Digital Presses for folding carton applications.

Spanish-based Clickar is showing its new Lala print product at Drupa, which it says is the first web-to-print programme with augmented reality.

Foiling specialist Kurz (3-D60) has sold two of its DM-Liner toner transfer foiling machines launched at Drupa, which it believes is the biggest such device in the world.

Insight Print Media hopes to break the £1m-turnover mark after expanding into new premises, buying two new machines and setting its sights on a third piece of kit.

One of London's largest reprographics and print houses ordered four new Canon digital toner production presses at Drupa to try and boost turnover by 20%.

The official publisher for the Queen’s 90th birthday celebration at Windsor Castle, St James’s House, has produced a one-off limited-edition album to mark the celebration, with CPI Colour appointed...

KBA’s sales at Drupa have broken the €100m (£79m) mark. The manufacturer has sold more than 60 presses to customers from more than 30 countries and on six continents in the first nine days.