Labels

Last Bros has closed its doors as its owner retires and winds down the business, with the label and tab printer’s managing director founding a new company to continue its legacy.

Heidelberg is to launch a brace of new units for its Gallus label presses that will add opaque white embellishing and rotary die-cutting capabilities.

Interket has returned to work today almost a week after it was evacuated when the nearby Toddbrook Reservoir threatened to rupture and flood the local town.

Amberley Adhesive Labels has been acquired by Austrian packaging giant Coveris as part of an ongoing programme of expansion and modernisation.

Interket has been evacuated from its premises due to fears that a nearby dam is set to rupture and flood the local town.

GEW is set to launch its new LeoLED UV curing system in a bid to make the technology affordable and accessible, with versions for label printing and sheetfed offset available.

Print-Leeds is looking to strengthen its digital print capabilities after winning a £2m contract to become the sole wet glue label supplier for Marston’s Beer Company.

Baker Labels has enhanced its service offering after investing £70,000 in a Ricoh Pro C7200x.

The GSH Group is set to take on its third label press from Edale in a bid to broaden its applications offering.

Canon has launched two new, upgraded print modes for its Océ LabelStream 4000 series of inkjet presses.

Positive ID Labels is set to complete its second acquisition in under a week after it finalises the purchase of Oxfordshire-based Banbury Labels tomorrow (28 June).

Cresta Labels has installed its second Dantex PicoColour UV inkjet label press, just over a year after installing its first, to cope with increasing client demand.