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Canon has launched a revamped version of its Business and Innovation Scan audit tool for the graphic arts market.

Print On has invested in a raft of new digital and wide-format machinery to support its expansion and enable it to handle work for an increasing number of blue-chip clients.

A Staffordshire business is almost doubling its footprint after moving into dye-sublimation textile printing for the first time, with operations due to start this week.

High-end commercial printer Pressision is set to install a Duplo multi-finisher at its Leeds headquarters to broaden its work mix and speed up its print to invoice time.

A traditional book binders has won a four-year contract and a slew of new work following a £70,000 investment.

Two interactive print technology firms have launched crowdfunding initiatives in an attempt to boost the reach of their respective technologies.

Bristol Labels has invested in an Epson SurePress L-4033AW inkjet label press to bring digital label production in-house and boost its production capacity by around 20%.

Asia Pulp and Paper (APP) is to sell paper and board made from PEFC-certified Indonesian wood fibre for the first time.

Postal delivery service Whistl has stopped its end-to-end (E2E) delivery service, on the same day as a Whistl lorry was involved in 13-vehicle pile up.

Signage manufacturer Boldens Signage Solutions has invested in a Roland DG VersaArt RS-640 to enable it to offer a faster turnaround to its customers and complete more work in-house.

Wide-format specialist Service Graphics has signed a deal with Galebreaker Group to sell a new system that makes it easier to install and change banners.

Eastbourne-based technical services supplier Veritek has secured a service partnership with RTI Digital, the Canadian-headquartered manufacturer of Vortex print systems, which use high-speed Memjet...

A Hungarian ‘wrapper’ has won the Fespa World Wrap Masters competition for the second year in a row.

Central London printer Solways has moved printing operations to Dumfries in Scotland following an alliance with Solway Print, a separate company.

Heidelberg is pledging a “return to growth” in the future, despite posting sales down 4% for 2014/2015 including a 15-month contribution from Gallus.