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The Bookishly team are taking part in the trial. Image: Bookishly

Four-day week pilot companies update on progress

A raft of businesses on the UK’s six-month trial of a four-day working week pilot programme have provided feedback on their experiences so far at the halfway point.

Brits across every generation preferred printed magazines

Majority of Brits still prefer print for magazines

Support for print is stronger in the UK than in the US, where fewer than half (47%) of consumers prefer to read their magazines in print.

The AccurioPress 6272P links two print engines to boost productivity

Konica Minolta launches dual-engine AccurioPress 6272P

Konica Minolta unveiled yesterday (15 September) the latest advancement in its AccurioPress line, which it promises will have “twice the speed and double the productivity” of the 6136P.

Top: fully enclosed printbar. Bottom: heater inside the printbar

Fujifilm Samba JPC UV inkjet modules launched

Fujifilm Dimatix has launched Fujifilm Samba JPC UV inkjet modules for integrators and OEM suppliers.

The Ricoh Pro C7200X has a fifth colour station enabling white neons and metallic toners

Aura Print in double Ricoh buy

Aura Print has taken on a secondhand Ricoh Pro C9200 and is set to install a Pro C7200X from the manufacturer this month.

Rob (left) and James Cross with the firm's Printweek Award in pride of place

Micropress plans major investment to grow digital offering

Micropress is planning to invest more than £1m extending its factory in order to ramp up its short-run digital offering.

Left to right: Donegal, Zanier and Rob Engelman

Landa grows EMEA team

Landa Digital Printing has beefed up its EMEA team in anticipation of further growth in its customer base.

New transparent PET film: suitable for both short-term graphics and permanent displays

Neschen adds 'crystal-clear' PET film

Neschen has added a transparent film to its easy dot PVC-free film range.

Production capacities for label papers will be extended at Gratkorn. Image: Sappi

Sappi extends Austrian capacity but reduces Italian capacity

Packaging and speciality paper manufacturer Sappi Europe is set to extend capacity at its mill in Gratkorn, Austria, while temporarily reducing capacity at its Carmignano mill in Italy.

Sylvamo plans to integrate the Nymölla site into its global paper business. Image: Stora Enso

Stora Enso to divest Nymölla mill to Sylvamo

Stora Enso has signed an agreement to divest its Nymölla paper production site in Sweden, and all related assets, to US-based uncoated paper producer Sylvamo.