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Creative papers champion Megan Simpkins to retire

GF Smith paper consultant Megan Simpkins will retire next week after more than four decades in print and paper.

Saica Flex officially launched its new machinery and facilities on 19 March

Saica Group to create 20 jobs with multimillion-pound investment

Saica Flex, the flexible packaging division of Saica Group, has invested €7.1m (£5.9m) in new machinery and facilities to support its rapid growth and continued journey towards enhanced production and...

Rapidity expands luxe packaging setup, grows team

Rapidity has boosted its luxury packaging offering after taking on key staff from the former British Looseleaf business along with some specialist equipment.

Walsh leaves Kodak after ‘unforgettable journey’

Long-standing Kodak sales VP Phil Walsh is leaving the company after more than 20 years.

Crack: the most advanced printing press in Europe

"We can do anything you want, it’s an incredible piece of machinery"

Full-service packaging specialist Alexir Partnership details the impact of installing Europe’s most advanced printing press.

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Haybrooke launches buyer support service with trio of appointments

Print procurement specialist Haybrooke has launched a new support service for print buyers.

Williams: The team here is exceptional

CPS Group takes on Gareth Williams in growth push

South Wales multidiscipline printer CPS Group has appointed ex-Pensord director Gareth Williams as its new operations director.

Koenig & Bauer completes board revamp

Koenig & Bauer has implemented “generational changes” to its board with its new CEO set to take over in June and another long-standing board member stepping down.

Heidelberg CFO to step down at year-end

Heidelberg CFO Tania von der Goltz – the first woman to sit on its management board – will step down at the end of this month.

John Harris to retire after 51 years in print

Stirland Paterson key accounts director John Harris will retire at the end of this month after more than 50 years in print.