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CPI UK launches Quantum book line with special edition hardback
Book printer CPI UK has produced its first trade title with fully integrated colour on its HP T350-powered book line, which it has dubbed "Quantum", marking the official launch of the machine in the...
Service Graphics prints 'largest ever' PVC banner for Jubilee
Service Graphics has produced what is claimed to be the UK's largest ever PVC print job, a 100mx37m banner commemorating the Queen's Diamond Jubilee.
Howard Hunt moves to paper wrapping with CMC
The Dartford-based direct mail house is to enter the paper wrapping market with the purchase of a bespoke system from CMC Machinery.
DS Smith's SCA Packaging acquisition clears competition hurdle
DS Smith's proposed acquisition of Europe's second largest packaging business, SCA Packaging, has been approved by regulators after it agreed to sell three production plants in the UK and France.
DMGT sees increase in regional profit, but nationals struggle
Daily Mail & General Trust (DMGT) saw profits rise in its struggling regional division Northcliffe for the first time in four years, according to its half-year results to 1 April.
1st Byte places order for B2 Landa and HP Indigo 7600
London-based 1st Byte has signed up for a B2 Landa digital press 12 years after ordering the then-Indigo equivalent.
MBA kicks off £3m equipment spend
MBA Group has bought two Pitney Bowes APS inserters and an FX10 encloser to kick off an investment programme that is expected to top £3m over the next nine months.
Agfa adds Veripress softproofing to Arkitex newspaper workflow
Agfa Graphics has signed up to distribute Australia-based Serendipity Software's Veripress on-press softproofing system to its worldwide newspaper customers.
Memjet hails successful May
Memjet entered May with a handful of mid-size print equipment partners, including Delphax for its waterfall inkjet technology. But it was also facing scepticism on whether its single pass digital...
Houghton Mifflin Harcourt moves to reorganize after bankruptcy
US book publisher Houghton Mifflin Harcourt (HMH) has moved quickly to secure funding after filing for Chapter 11 bankruptcy early this week. This means that many of its unsecured creditors -...