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Kodak: new financing has strengthened ability to invest in strategic growth opportunities

Kodak CEO: "we're going to grow our way out of this"

Kodak plans to “grow its way out” of the Covid-19 crisis after agreeing new financing arrangements that fixed its balance sheet issues and quashed fears about the firm’s future.

Speechley: "We believe that this was the best solution"

KJS enhances bindery with Horizon spend

KJS Print to Mail has strengthened its bindery after investing in a new Horizon VAC-1000 collator and a pre-owned Horizon SPF-200a bookletmaker.

Communisis: dispute relates to "a very specific legacy pension arrangement"

Strike action to take place next month at Scots BPO site

Workers at a Communisis facility in Scotland have voted for strike action in a dispute over changes to pension arrangements.

Carbon Balanced Print supports the World Land Trust

Potts Print becomes Carbon Balanced Printer

Potts Print (UK) has become an official Carbon Balanced Printer.

Parcel Collect service has proved a big success

Further boost for Royal Mail results

Royal Mail has filed a further positive update about its full-year results, and will report a huge increase in sales and profits – with letter volumes also performing above expectations.

Mitsubishi HiTec Paper has increased Jetscript prices by 5%

Two more paper manufacturers to increase prices

Feldmuehle and Mitsubishi HiTec Paper are the two latest paper manufacturers to outline impending price increases on various products.

GEW's purpose-built facility near Gatwick Airport

GEW celebrates 30th anniversary

British manufacturer GEW is celebrating 30 years in business that has seen the company grow into an international leader in UV curing systems.

Lister (L) with managing director Adrian Rushton: "We wanted to become generally more efficient"

MX Display ups capacity with EFI install

MX Display has increased its capacity by 50% after taking on an EFI Vutek h5 superwide-format hybrid LED printer.

The new line should arrive at the CMS factory in the summer

CMS invests to support naked trend

Central Mailing Services (CMS) is set to expand its offering to support a growing demand for long-run naked mailings, brochures and catalogues, in many instances from online retailers, with a...

Initial Packaging operates in the specialty packaging area

Coveris acquires Initial Packaging

Coveris has acquired speciality bags producer Initial Packaging, in line with its strategic growth targets.

Costa winner lauds benefits of UK printing

The publisher of the winning book in the Costa Book Awards extolled the benefits of printing in the UK on Radio 4’s You & Yours programme last week, including a shout-out for long-term supplier...

Cox has headed the business since 2012

Cox leaves Vpress

Web-to-print developer Vpress has parted company with managing director Tim Cox after just under nine years at the helm.

Flint is battling severe shortages of raw materials including pigments and resins

Flint forced to implement surcharge

Flint Group is implementing a “significant temporary surcharge” in response to global events that the manufacturer said had resulted in a devastating impact on printing ink supply chains.

Saica Group: "modernising our terms of employment is crucial"

Industrial action underway at Saica Pack

Union members at two Saica Group sites producing corrugated packaging have begun industrial action over changes to terms and conditions.

DCS London: Page, Storey and Gibbons.       Image: DCS/William Storey

High-profile entrepreneur takes print stake

A high-profile and controversial entrepreneur has taken a stake in a London printing business that changed hands last year.