News

Humidity Solutions marked its 10th anniversary at an event in London last week, where its founders heralded the potential automation and remote diagnostics offered to industries including print.

3 Sixty has taken on two new wide-format printers from Durst in order to bolster its output in the retail market and expand its textiles offering.

Global packaging giant Essentra’s Kilmarnock site is set to close at the end of the year, with an anticipated loss of 51 jobs.

Walstead’s acquisition of continental web offset printer LSC Poland has officially completed.

Ricoh expects its inkjet business to expand significantly into new industrial applications and is looking at the feasibility of developing a dedicated ink operation from its site in Scotland.

Digital printer Latcham Direct has invested £50,000 in three additional Mail Integrity Platforms (MIPs) to increase its document integrity capability.

HH Global has secured a three-year contract to manage POS and printed materials for JD Sports, making the sport retailer a top-ten client for the outsourcing specialist.

Commercial and wide-format printer One Digital is sponsoring one of 50 snail sculptures as part of the Snailspace initiative in support of local charity Martlets Hospice.

Kolbus Group has acquired UK kit manufacturer Autobox Machinery as it continues its move into packaging.

Antalis owner Sequana hinted at further acquisitions as it posted half-year results that were complicated by write-downs related to goodwill and disposals.

Cimpress has acquired online sign and canvas print business BuildASign in a $280m (£213m) deal.

Northside Graphics has officially launched a new-look website for its digitalprinting.co.uk service to increase accessibility for print novices and specificity for veterans.

Former Apogee sales account manager Bill Clayton has bought Kall Kwik Farnham after working with the firm for more than a decade in his previous role.

MBM Print SCS has taken on a Horizon BQ-270V perfect binder after winning a contract to produce on-demand car manuals.

The future of the John Jarrold Printing Museum in Norwich has been called into question because plans to redevelop the site will include demolition of its existing location.