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Wide-format specialist PressOn has recently printed an award-winning shopping centre campaign for long-term client Limited Space Media Group, which saw it produce a range of print for a Citizen...

Arjowiggins’ Stoneywood paper mill has increased production of board to 40% of its output, following a multimillion-pound machine upgrade and work migrating from French mill Charavines.

Communisis has appointed Pitney Bowes as a long-term transactional mail hardware and software supplier in a move it said will drive productivity and continuous improvement initiatives.

An “absolutely fabulous” print expert has retired from the industry after 42 years, leaving colleagues sad to lose her to the golf course.

Creasing matrix and profile rubbers manufacturer C&T Matrix has strengthened its commercial and technical team with the appointment of a new technical sales manager for the UK and Europe.

Wide-format specialist Papergraphics has set up a partnership with CWT Worktools to distribute its flatbed applicator and linear cutter.

Inc Dot Design & Print has bought the latest generation Linoprint CP from Heidelberg and a wide-format HP Latex machine as part of a £330,000 investment.

Pureprint Group has recruited another technology-focused big-hitter following the appointment of Anthony Thirlby as chief operating officer earlier this year.

Former Emap group production director Andy Franks is targeting his magazine management service at UK publishers keen to have print titles on sale in Australasia in a timely fashion.

Collisons is hoping to improve quality, consistency and efficiency in producing greetings cards and stationery after installing a Xerox iGen 150 press.

A supplier of self-adhesive labels has secured 40 new accounts since installing a Domino inkjet press earlier this year.

Staff at trade finisher Point Control Print Finishing have been praised for their quick thinking after one of their colleagues collapsed while having a heart attack.

Printed electronics pioneer Novalia has noted an increasing interest in its products from magazine publishers, keen to harness their ability to attract advertising.

A 25-year-old company is marking its anniversary and a big rebranding by boosting its capability in wide-format print.

It’s the end of the line for Watford Printers, the UK’s oldest worker co-operative, which has closed down just a few years short of its centenary.