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Falconer Print and Packaging installed the Heidelberg Diana X 115 folder gluer with Braille unit in April, which is "running very smoothly", according to Falconer managing director Hadyn Bradbury.

API Group, Chesapeake, Parkside Flexibles, Weidenhammer Packaging Group and Payne have collaborated to lobby against standardised packaging on tobacco products.

CPI director general David Workman is calling for a five-year moratorium on government regulations across the paper industry.

Two envelope converters have become embroiled in a dispute over internet domain names.

Point-of-sale specialist Bezier has been fined 118,500 following an HSE investigation into the 2008 death of a worker at its Wakefield site.

Delta Group subsidiary Delta Display has been fined 12,000 after two employees were burned in a flash fire.

A Conservative Party think-tank has called for an overhaul of insolvency law to include US-style bankruptcy protection, which allows the management of insolvent companies a fixed period of time to try...

The government has announced a consultation looking into changes to the current workplace dismissal laws.

The European Commission has rubber-stamped the government's plans to set up a National Loan Guarantee Scheme (NLGS) to provide 20bn of low interest loans to SMEs over the next two years.

Charterhouse PM posted an 18.5% increase in turnover for the year to 31 May 2011, but once again had its operating profit wiped out by the high interest bill on its bank borrowings.

Printers have slammed the government's "disgraceful" u-turn on tightening the laws on pre-packs, after business minister Ed Davey announced that he had scrapped plans to impose greater legislative...

Xaar has dismissed claims made by the former staff of its Chinese subsidiary that they had not resigned, as per Xaar's public statement last week, but were instead "on strike".