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The iGen5 was installed in December

Aquatint upgrades with Xerox investment

Aquatint has taken on a Xerox iGen5 with FreeFlow Core software to increase its productivity and quality and improve and automate its workflows.

UK Bookbinders is looking to push its turnover towards the £2m mark

UK Bookbinders brings case binding in-house as business booms

A Kolbus DA 260 casemaker and an automated ribbon inserter are the latest in a string of machinery investments made by Weston-super-Mare-based UK Bookbinders since the start of the coronavirus...

Left to right: Shipp, Matthews, Charles, and Hammond shake on the deal

Delta buys Odessa and says more M&A to come

Delta Group has acquired Odessa UK out of its CVA, safeguarding circa 40 jobs and bolstering the flexibility of the group’s outdoor offering as it looks to double sales.

Sun Chemical has annual sales of more than $8.5bn (£6.25bn)

Sun Chemical to increase prices

Sun Chemical is increasing prices across its entire portfolio of packaging, commercial sheetfed, and screen inks, coatings, consumables, and adhesives in the EMEA region, effective immediately or as...

Pesonen: we expect 2022 to be another good year

UPM earnings back to pre-pandemic levels

Sales at UPM were up 14% to nearly €10bn (£8.33bn) last year in what CEO Jussi Pesonen described as a “strong year” for the overall group, although its Communication Papers business remained...

Weir: "It was a straightforward decision for us to upgrade"

Kellmatt upgrades folding with Morgana

Kellmatt has upgraded its folding by investing in a Morgana DigiFold Pro XL.

IG: not much to celebrate at present

IG Design Group shares halve after further profit warning

IG Design Group has issued a profit warning and will not pay a final dividend after supply chain issues resulted in extra costs fulfilling Christmas orders. It is also reviewing costs at its US...

Opus Trust will exit the Nottingham site by the end of December 2022

Opus Trust to exit Nottingham operation

Omnichannel communications specialist Opus Trust Communications is set to exit its Nottingham site by the end of December 2022, with a number of jobs at risk of redundancy.

Lawn: exciting future ahead

Fujifilm bolsters digital ambitions with big hire

Fujifilm has hired an industry big hitter to spearhead its attack on the cutsheet toner market after its split from Xerox.

1,500 training workbooks were produced for Clarins by DCS London

DCS London wins global Xerox award

DCS London has scooped first place in its category in the 2021 global Xerox Best of the Best Awards.

Pieces of AIB. Image: HSE

Directors fined over asbestos removal

Two directors of a now-defunct specialist printing business have been fined over safety breaches related to asbestos removal.

Paper challenges impacting print's bounce back

Intergraf: Spiralling paper prices and shortages damaging print

Rising paper prices and lack of availability is stymying the print industry’s pandemic bounce back and is likely to cause permanent damage according to Intergraf, which has issued a plea for the paper...

Flint Group is set to increase prices again

Flint Group to implement more price rises

Flint Group’s Offset Packaging Solutions (OPS) and Commercial Publication Web (CPW) divisions are set to announce further price increases.

Delivery delays have been caused by high staff absences

Royal Mail to cut 700 managers

Royal Mail is expecting to reduce its management headcount by around 700 and has reported bumper recent absences caused by the Omicron Covid wave that has led to delivery delays.

Mill fire: visitor centre was badly damaged. Image: Simon Tuhill

Historic paper mill hit by fire

Historic Frogmore Paper Mill was damaged by a large fire over the weekend, with a teenager subsequently arrested on suspicion of arson.