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Speciality products group CRP Print & Packaging has maintained its strong momentum in 2012 after moving to a permanent seven-day working pattern.

Asbo Graphics has expanded its digital print capabilities after investing in a Roland DG VersaStudio BN-20 printer and cutter.

Four Pees has updated its PrintFactory wide-format workflow software and ProofMaster proofing tool with a raft of new features.

Greenshires has broadened its client base and expanded its service offering after producing 500 sets of Iron Maiden, special edition drum wraps for Premier Music International.

Mark Davies, the new president of the European Letterbox Marketing Association (ELMA) plans to promote the effectiveness of door-drop media in the face of increasing digital competition.

W.A.E Group has bolstered its digital wide-format capabilities after investing in an Agfa Jeti 3312 roll-to-roll printer.

Graphic Printing Technologies (GPT) has said its recent open days have resulted in customers placing "some significant orders" with the wide-format distributor.

Trinity Mirror has continued to rejig its national title division, with the Daily Mirror and Sunday Mirror being brought closer together.

The Watford-based print and design agency has printed what is expected to be the world's longest photograph, when judged by the Guinness World Records later today (1 June).

Glynn Print Finishers (GPF) is making the most of the recession after finding market niches in long perfecting and perfect binding following rival closures.

Commercial printer ESP Colour has traded in its Speedmaster SM 102-10-P for a Speedmaster XL 105-4+LX2 with Autoplate XL and Inpress Control.

MTA Digital claims it has seen an increase in turnover following the installation of a double-glue tank Tecnograf perfect binding machine.

Wide-format media firm Heytex has targeted an increased market share in the US after establishing a new subsidiary in North Carolina.

Polestar hopes to persuade owner Sun Capital to back plans for a web offset supersite, after potential acquisitions in the sector proved 'not attractive'.