Printers

North London-based Face Creative Services has become the first company to buy Canon wide-format printing equipment from M Partners Wide, after purchasing two 12-colour Canon imagePrografs.

Park Communications managing director Alison Branch knows the value of good customer relations - and gravy! Here she shares her forecast for the year to come and thinks printers should be preparing...

Polestar has confirmed that it has entered a 30-day consultation with a number of staff at its Colchester web offset site.

Garnett Dickinson has parted company with the managing director of its mailing business.

Wakefield-based printer Hippoprint has invested around £25,000 in the UK's first Mimaki JV400-160SUV as part of a rolling kit investment programme.

York Mailing has expanded its board with the appointed of a new chairman and non-executive director to assist with its ongoing growth plans.

Grafenia is pushing ahead with its plans to transform the web-to-print market, but has admitted that the group's transition to a software company is taking longer than envisaged.

Trinity Mirror's Reading print plant is set to close at the end of the year after the newspaper publisher revealed that it would not be renewing the lease on the facility.

IPC Media has produced a commemorative issue of its 116-year-old weekly magazine <i>Country Life</i>, guest edited by HRH The Prince of Wales in celebration of his 65th birthday.

Cambridgeshire-based super wide-format print specialist Macro Art has broken its own record for the World's Largest Movie Poster.