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Go Cre8 improves cutting efficiency with Zünd purchase

Design and print company Go Cre8 has taken on a secondhand Zünd PN L-2500 precision cutting table to enhance its finishing efficiency.

Deanprint reboots casemaking with new Kolbus install

Deanprint has revamped its casemaking capabilities with the introduction of a new Kolbus DA 270 casemaker to replace an older machine.

Swanline pledges plastic-free paper and board business by 2020

Swanline Paper & Board has committed itself to becoming an entirely plastic-free business by the start of 2020, while saving money for its clients.

Blippar to relaunch as assets snapped up

Augmented reality start-up Blippar is set to relaunch after its assets were bought by property tycoon Nick Candy’s investment firm Candy Ventures.

Infigo services back online after outage

Staff at Infigo Software have been working around the clock to restore services following an outage caused by a third-party provider.

Top management change at Kolbus

Kolbus managing director Kai Büntemeyer has left the management of the company, effective yesterday (31 January).

Paragon Service Point in £500k Duplo spend

Paragon Service Point has completed a £500,000 nationwide spend with Duplo with the investment in a DuSense Sensory Coater for its Kingswood iOptus operation.

Monocle blames Brexit for continental print switch

Monocle magazine is moving production from the UK to Germany due to concerns that Brexit could affect the distribution of the title.

EFI reports first billion-dollar year

EFI has broken the $1bn sales mark for the first time with its year-end 2018 results, which were only marred by declines in income and revenue from a “difficult” final quarter.

Cimpress travails: Keane foregoes salary, takes charge at Vistaprint

Cimpress founder and chief executive Robert Keane has described the firm’s Q2 results as “the worst in a long time”, and the departure of Vistaprint’s CEO will result in Keane personally overseeing...

CMS races forward with Xerox-led investment drive

Central Mailing Services (CMS) has kicked off the new year with £200,000 of new kit in order to achieve “virtually limitless” mailing capabilities and capacity.

Royal Mail UKPIL revenue hit by letters decline

A sharp drop in volumes of addressed letters has seen revenue at Royal Mail’s UK parcels, international and letters (UKPIL) business decline in a nine-month trading update.

Feldmuehle to continue with reduced workforce following restructure

Insolvent independent German paper mill Feldmuehle is set to continue with around half of its previous workforce following the implementation of its restructuring plan.

Label Makers adds second Durst RSC after beta success

The Label Makers (Labmak) has installed a second Durst Tau 330 RSC after enjoying a successful beta testing period with its first.

Xerox makes progress with transformation plan

Shares in Xerox jumped by more than 10% after the group posted fourth-quarter profits that beat analysts’ expectations.