Companies & suppliers
Euro forger arrested
A counterfeiter who printed and sold €8m (£6.82m) worth of fake banknotes across Europe, with another €3m worth ready to go at his Naples-based printing premises has been arrested.
Kodak launches Green Leaf program for Sonora plates
Kodak has launched a new Green Leaf program to help Sonora plate users educate their existing and potential customers about the sustainability benefits enabled by the process free plates.
Neal junior opens pop-up shop following successful first year
Jemima Neal, eldest daughter of Sam Neal, CEO of Geoff Neal Group, has today (19 August) launched a pop-up shop in London for her apparel business Mima Rose following a successful first year of...
APS awarded new CCS Print Marketplace contract
APS Group has retained the contract for the Crown Commercial Service (CCS) Framework, Print Marketplace, meaning it will remain the sole supplier until at least December 2028.
LG Davis supports growth with new encapsulation kit
LG Davis has increased its capacity and speed of production after taking on a Comet Modular Encapsulation machine.
Taktiful and Sharp form strategic partnership
AI-powered digital print embellishment software company Taktiful Software Solutions has formed a strategic partnership with Sharp Imaging and Information Company of America (Sharp), a division of...
Power of Print set for packaging focus
The 2024 Power of Print seminar, which is now in its 14th year, will take place at Stationers' Hall in London on 5 November, this year with a strong focus on packaging.
Northern Trains £2.1m contract heads up new print tenders
A Northern Trains print contract with an estimated total value of £2.1m has been listed among several other new tenders on the government’s Find a Tender service.
Flexo Trade Print back in business just weeks after factory fire
West Midlands platemaker Flexo Trade Print has returned to business just two weeks after its factory went up in flames overnight.
Metsä Fibre starts talks on temporary layoffs at Joutseno mill
Metsä Fibre will start negotiations on possible temporary layoffs at its Joutseno pulp mill in Finland citing a need for temporary adjustment of production to meet low delivery volumes.