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Nespolo: "Tageos is a company with excellent growth prospects"

Fedrigoni enters RFID market with latest M&A activity

Fedrigoni Group has acquired a majority share of RFID specialist Tageos.

Pulp, paper and packaging unions held a global online meeting

Unions ask UPM shareholders to act over strike

A trio of global trade unions has written to UPM’s major shareholders warning that the group’s “anti-union stance is an investment risk”.

Hundsdörfer: we were brave and despite the pandemic we moved forward

'We came out stronger than we went in'

When Heidelberg CEO Rainer Hundsdörfer took over as boss of the industry’s largest press manufacturer five years ago, the world was a very different place.

Accent is part of the Asteria Labels & Packaging Group

Esko and CERM collaborate on world-first integration

Esko and CERM have collaborated on what is claimed to be a world-first integration that has enabled a Belgian printer to automate its workflows to produce complex labels.

Avery Dennison RBIS operates manufacturing plants around the world

Avery Dennison acquires linerless labels IP from Catchpoint

Avery Dennison has acquired Yorkshire company Catchpoint's IP for the dispensing of linerless labels.

(L-R) ProPrint Group sales director Graham Bonus and linerless sales manager Andy Clark

ProPrint Group boosts linerless labels capacity

ProPrint Group has expanded its linerless labels division after taking on a Ravenwood Packaging Com500 Coater, with an Edale FL3 flexo press set to follow.

Delga's customers were able to take a close look at its HP Indigo 12000 HD

Delga throws doors open at two-day event

Delga Group and HP held a joint two-day event earlier this week for customers and prospects of both businesses.

UPM has stopped buying wood from Russia and has suspended its operations there

War in Ukraine puts further pressure on UPM to resolve strike

UPM has continued to meet with union representatives on a daily basis this week, but despite some progress the union has described negotiations as “not yet well advanced”.

UPM Chudovo in Russia makes plywood and veneers

UPM latest to halt Russian sales

UPM has joined fellow pulp and papermaker Stora Enso in halting deliveries to Russia because of its invasion of Ukraine – while Mondi finds itself under increasing pressure over its Russian stance.

Protracted strike is damaging UPM's customers

UPM strike stretches past 60 days

Another week has passed without any signs of progress between UPM and union workers who have now been on strike for more than 60 days.