News

Carlton Cards has spent 3.7m on gear including a new five-colour Komori Lithrone 540EH

A UK firm claims to have implemented the first mass-market Internet-based personalised printing system to produce greetings cards for football fans

Impact Litho has spent 3m on a Heidelberg press unique to Britain and is inching closer to choosing a CTP system

Flint Ink unveiled a new hybrid UV ink at Graph Expo in Chicago

Fuji has launched what promises to be the lowest-priced XY scanner on the market

Administrative receiver Ernst & Young may not sell Castleford's Hardy Business Forms as it has not been offered a satisfactory bid

Keyprint in Cheadle Hume, Cheshire, is to get the Indigo TurboStream that was used to print the Print UK Daily at last week's show

Litho Supplies placed an order worth 250,000 with HighWater for five Platinum 2218 platesetters with LS62 plate processors at Print UK

Haymarket Publishing is poised to reveal the results of an in-depth supplier review, which will cut its print and repro costs by more than 1m

PaperX.com is re-styling itself as an e-commerce software and solutions provider

The Apsley Paper Trail, the charitable trust set up to create and operate The Paper Trail, has acquired the freehold to its 1.5 acre site at Apsley Mills

Adrian Rumble has left Polestar Watmoughs after only five months "by mutual consent"

Sodra has raised the price of its bleached hardwood kraft pulp for the second consecutive month

Heidelberg and PPS have filled their high-profile commercial web sales vacancies from within the industry

PrintRepublic was officially launched at the beginning of this week claiming to be the "print-friendly" website