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Prime Minister Theresa May has made high-profile visits to two printing companies in the space of a week.

The PrintWeek FespaDaily team’s round up of some of the stories from Day four of the show at the Hamburg Messe.

Kornit (B6-D10) has used Fespa to launch the latest in its Storm series of direct-to-garment (DTG) printers, the Storm Duo.

Epson (A1-D45) is using its Fespa stand to showcase its machines for both the signage and textile markets.

Odessa Print Group has purchased an HP Scitex 17000 corrugated press with flexible loading kit at Fespa.

The BPIF has appointed a new head of BPIF Legal after Anne Copley announced her intention to retire at the end of the month.

Inca Digital has a prototype 1.6m-wide single-pass inkjet web press running at a development facility.

Fabric manufacturer Senfa (B7-D10) has launched its new Sublimis range of fabrics for transfer and direct sublimation printing, which it said eliminates the issue of ink migration.

Mimaki (A1-A25/B6-C50) has announced the first details of its new 3D inkjet machine, due to be commercially available by the end of this year.

Gandy Digital has launched the Kre8tor, a new 3.2m-wide hybrid UV flatbed and roll-to-roll machine at Fespa.