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Fuji Graphic Systems new UK head has just completed a reorganisation that he hopes will lead to a closer bond between the companys consumables and electronics sales teams.

Litho Supplies and Creo have formed a partnership to target the shift to digital plate production in the flexographic sector.

Brook International has launched a 3m-wide fibreglass fabric designed specifically for digital printing.

Xplor 2002, which will be held at the end of this month in Anaheim, California, will provide an opportunity to hear the thoughts from the biggest players in digital printing, including NexPress and...

Xerox hopes to dispose of "slow moving and excess products" through Internet Auctions, a regular event set up in conjunction with Lloyds TSB Marketplace.

Oc has launched an external take-up reel feature for its Arizona 500 ink-jet printer that allows users to access printed graphics at any point without stopping to unload.

Two former Scottish paper mill sites are due to be sold to property developers within the next month, in deals worth over 2.5m.

York & Ford has appointed three new sales and customer support executives, and has confirmed that its expansion programme will continue as planned.

The recycling rate for paper jumped 4% to 52.1% in 2001, putting the industry well on its way to reaching its target of 56% by 2005, according to the Confederation of European Paper Industries (CEPIs)...

Holmen Papers new PM11 paper machine has been inaugurated by King Carl XVI Gustaf at its Hallsta mill in Sweden.

TripleArc has bought rival printing software developer ControlP from Documedia Solutions.

St Ives Caerphilly has printed the largest issue of <i>Marie Claire</i> in the magazines 14-year history.

Polestar has announced fresh investment in its UK gravure business as speculation regarding the launch of a new UK gravure player reaches fever pitch.

TripleArc has bought rival ControlP from Documedia Solutions.

Wyndeham has at last disposed of its peripheral packaging subsidiary, Riverside Packaging.