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Lscher has set a new record for CTP plate output.

Nestoncolour in the Wirral is about to replace one of its two Heidelberg Web 8s with a 16pp System 38SII from Komori.

Burall PlasTec unveiled a raft of new kit as it officially received its Queens Award for Enterprise from the Vice Lord-Lieutenant of Cambridgeshire last week.

Leeds-based start-up Pressision has won enough business within its first two weeks to break even, thanks to some old classmates and a Komori Lithrone 426.

A number of key management changes have taken place at West Country book and commercial print group Butler & Tanner.

Print recruitment specialist Harrison Scott has responded to the industrys need for data management personnel by launching a new division which will be based at its Chester office.

Flexible packaging specialist Parkside International is closing its Stoke plant, which employs 140 people, as part of restructuring plans made in response to market pressures.

Summit Print in Epsom has bought Reigate Press in a bid to build its client base and to become a 1.5m-turnover company.

KBA president Reinhart Siewert has told the groups AGM that there is no sign of an improvement in the printing industry.

A Photoshop plug-in providing a one-click method of colour balancing and correcting digital images without time-consuming and expensive manual editing is now available.

Heidelberg UK is supplying Troika Systems dotmeter PlateCam with every metal platesetter installation.

Fuji has rolled out a range of new versions and modules for Valiano Business Management System (VBMS), its production tracking and job management software for pre-press and design.

Pims, Europes first Xerox iGen3 user has relocated the press from its Islington headquarters to its digital centre of excellence in Basildon.

Two US law firms have filed a class action lawsuit against Printcafe, alleging, among other things, that the company made false and misleading statements in connection with its initial public offering...

Xerox has completed a 2.1bn ($3.6bn) recapitalisation programme to strengthen its balance sheet and provide greater financial flexibility (<i>PrintWeek</i>, 19 June).