Presses

Fujifilm has launched a new digital print production workflow system for its Revoria press range.

Koenig & Bauer has posted full-year sales at the top end of expectations, with better than expected EBIT despite challenging trading conditions.

Neil Sutton will retire at the end of this month after a near-30-year career at Komori, and has received a Lifetime Achievement Award as part of his send-off.

Xeikon has launched a new entry-level inkjet label press, and has several other new products in the development phase and likely to be unveiled later this year.

Koenig & Bauer has reorganised its UK senior management structure by combining the role of sales director and managing director, with Chris Scully taking over the top spot.

A YM Group newspaper industry client was a major creditor of its failed web division, Printweek can reveal.

The Norwich Printing Museum, formerly the John Jarrold Printing Museum, has begun searching for a permanent home to its extensive collection.

Manroland Sheetfed has streamlined its German operation with 140 jobs, around 15% of the workforce, going as a result.

Then issue opens with a question: Is the fact there are fewer skilled workers in print a bad thing?

Technical experts from around the world are set to gather in London for the upcoming ISO meetings on print standards.