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De La Rue could bank currency work

De La Rue has been selected by the Bank of England as its preferred banknote supplier and is set to buy its banknote-printing plant at Debden in Essex.

PCC mourns Searle

The Printers Charitable Corporation is mourning the loss of director and secretary Teresa Searle, whose death has just been announced.

TripleArc loses sales chief

TripleArc head of sales Paul Bailey has left the firm.

APPs creditors reject proposal for repayment

A group of key creditors of debt-laden Asia Pulp & Paper (APP) has rejected the terms of a repayment deal, putting in doubt a resolution to the companys financial woes (<i>PrintWeek</i>, 23 February...

Blaze rips through Mondi's Lancashire mill

A fire at Mondi Paper UKs Holcombe mill in Ramsbottom, Lancashire destroyed 500 tonnes of bailed paper and 20% of the structure of a warehouse on 5 December.

Parker launches Printsolve.Biz

Bob Parker, who has held senior production positions at St Ives, Colorgraphic, Astron and Quebecor Printing (UK) in a 39-year print career, has set up his own business, Printsolve.Biz, to help...

Brand Packaging buys 9-unit Rotomec

Brand Packaging in Salford has ordered a 2.5m Rotomec 4000-2ES nine-unit gravure press to cope with its expanding business.

Burrups jobs at risk as City outlook remains bleak

St Ives financial printing division, Burrups, is three-quarters of the way through a consultation to make 10% of its London staff redundant due to tough conditions in the financial print sector.

CEPI report warns of wood shortfall

The pulp and paper industry could face a lack of wood as a raw material in coming decades, with Europe looking at a potential shortfall of around 50m cubic metres per year by 2020.

Chantry prints pop rival titles

Polestar Chantry in Wakefield has printed 70,000 copies each of two new magazines for TV series <i>Pop Stars: The Rivals</i>.

Colour crops Lincolnshire jobs

The Lincolnshire Publishing Company has made 25 redundancies after increased demand for colour led to the printing of its supplements and weekly titles being switched to its sister Northcliffe company...

Concern over EUs CO2 credit scheme

The UK print and paper industry could suffer from the implications of further environmental legislation after European Union environment ministers agreed to create the worlds first international...

Cradley to cut jobs in efficiency drive

Cradley Group plans to lay off 50 staff in a bid to make straightforward efficiency improvements.

DS Smith packaging arm ups profits

DS Smiths packaging arm contributed to an increase in the groups turnover and pre-tax profit for the six months to October.

Fillmore buys Hoods assets

Fillmore Packaging in Norwich has paid a six-figure sum for the assets of Smethwick-based Hoods Paper and Packaging, which went into voluntary liquidation in October.