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Tullis Russells final salary pension deficit has ballooned from 5.3m to more than 25m, according to its latest accounts.

PaperlinX, the Australian paper group that bought Bunzl Fine Paper, has had a successful year.

Inveresk chief executive Alan Walker says there are opportunities for the Scottish papermaker to make acquisitions following the change in its fortunes.

Iggesund Paperboards Invercote Creato packaging board is being used to produce what is claimed to be the worlds first intelligent and disposable pharmaceutical packaging product.

Applied Graphics Technologies has been hit by the prolonged weakness in the market from retailers, advertising agencies and magazine publishers.

Kestrel, part of the Graphic Facilities Group, has restructured in a bid to better handle an increased volume of work.

Prolog, the Suffolk-based marketing support firm, has signed the Health & Safety Executive (HSE) to its new print-on-demand service.

Odessa Offset in London has installed whats believed to be the UKs first Scitex Vision Pressjet II.

B&P Lightbrigade, the Chertsey-based large-format digital print specialist, has increased sales by nearly a quarter in the first year of trading since it restructured its board.

Dufaylite, the Cambridgeshire board manufacturer, has launched a lightweight display board for digital flatbed printers.

HP Indigo has launched an invisible ink for security print applications.

Stibo Group, the Danish catalogue specialist that has a strong presence in the UK market, has reported record results on the back of new contract wins.

The Paper Trail has won a 300,000 grant from Hertfordshire Learning & Skills Council to develop a work experience programme for schoolchildren.

Internet-based print buying is yet to take off, according to a new study from CAP Ventures.

The US Department of Justice has issued subpoenas to UPM-Kymmene and Avery Dennison in connection with its Antitrust Divisions investigation into competitive practices in the labelstock sector.