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Europol expects euro crime to peak during January
Europol, the European police intelligence service, says it expects crime related to the euro to peak during January
Brier Press closure leads to protest
Brier Press staff who lost their jobs when the firm went into voluntary liquidation staged a protest outside the companys plant in High Wycombe in the week before Christmas
Digital-hungry Oc signs OEM deal with Agfa
Oc has signalled its intention to move into high-volume digital colour print after signing an agreement with Agfa Monotype to OEM its ColorTune colour management and screening technology
UPM sticks to guns in newsprint battle
Some of the UKs largest newspaper publishers could reduce their newsprint quota from UPM-Kymmene unless an agreement over pricing is reached, according to newspaper reports
Rebrand for Bemrose
Bemrose will officially unveil its new corporate identity later this month
Strong sales increase for Printing.com
Printing.com reported a strong rise in sales for the first half of the year and has also signed a second deal with a Premiership football club to produce club branded business cards for fans via its...
KPG completes Imation buyout
Kodak Polychrome Graphics has completed its acquisition of Imations colour proofing business
Print spend to rise
Cambrian Printers has predicted that print spend across the industry will increase by 10% by the end of the 2010
KBA adds PPS recruit to its sales team
KBA UK managing director Christian Knapp says he has completed his sales team by appointing Malcolm Riddle as technical sales manager for the West Midlands
Arjo Wiggins fined 115m for involvement in cartel
Arjo Wiggins Appleton may appeal against a 115.1m fine imposed by the European Commission for its part in a pan-European carbonless paper cartel
Greaves loses Guardian magazine deal
Polestars troubled Greaves plant in Scarborough is set to be dealt a fresh blow with the loss of the contract for the <i>Guardians </i>flagship Saturday <i>Weekend </i>magazine supplement
West Ferry industrial action averted
Industrial action at West Ferry Printers has been averted after the firms management and the GPMU reached agreement on voluntary redundancies and future wage negotiations
Photobition graphics buyout completed
Service Graphics has completed its buyout of the core UK Graphics businesses of Photobition from its administrative receivers.
Printing.com sales rise 48%
Printing.com reported a strong rise in sales for the first half of the year and has also signed a fresh deal with liverpoolfc.tv.
Withington admits to "untruth" at Augustus Martin hearing
Former Augustus Martin managing director Michael Withington has admitted to including an untruth in a hand-written note he read to the firm's directors on 31 March 2000, three days after he was made...