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Fujifilm: alliance would be "of immense importance"

Fujifilm makes plans for 'new' Fuji Xerox

Fujifilm will rename the former Fuji Xerox joint venture next year as it plans to “accelerate the expansion of document devices into the global market under a new brand”.

FlyerAlarm maintained production across its eight sites through lockdown

FlyerAlarm rolls out Covid-19 safe products

FlyerAlarm has rolled out an antimicrobial varnish option for a wide range of its products as the German online print giant prepares to support businesses return to work efforts.

Three generations of Kolbus UK MDs (L-R): Flather, Bird and Robson

New MD for Kolbus UK

Greg Bird will step up to the role of Kolbus UK managing director next month, the fruition of a succession plan that started last year when he rejoined the business.

Helloprint: all creditors asked to accept reduced or deferred payment

Helloprint: 'most suppliers supporting survival plan'

Helloprint has asked its print suppliers to accept deferred or reduced payments as the fast-growing print platform battles to stay afloat and secure fresh investment after a massive drop in sales of...

Hundsdörfer: "we will master challenges alongside our customers"

Heidelberg puts price tag on restructure

Heidelberg will post a massive €343m net loss for its 2019/2020 financial year according to figures just released.

Kern appoints new UK head of sales

Mailing and packaging equipment specialist Kern has welcomed David Cox as its UK head of sales, a newly-created position intended to capitalise on recent product additions.

The Gazette: administrations appear in official public record

Admin for two more Kouakou firms

The final two businesses in Landry Kouakou’s short-lived print empire are now in administration, with the business and assets of one operation sold to a retail marketing specialist.

Antalis with become part of Japanese merchanting group

Key step in Antalis takeover

The takeover of Antalis has come another step closer after majority shareholder Sequana formalised the sale of its stake to Kokusai Pulp & Paper.

Separation screens in place at Brett Martin's own offices

Brett Martin working 24/7 to meet plastics demand

Booming demand for ‘sneeze screens’ and workplace dividers has resulted in a bumper order book for UK manufacturer Brett Martin – with the firm’s capacity for transparent materials booked up until the...

Two Sides report put together with Toluna

Consumers back paper-based packaging

A new study, conducted just before the lockdown, has reported that just shy of two-thirds of consumers believe paper-based packaging is better for the environment.

Max CLBILS loan increased from previous limit of £50m

CLBILS loan upped, but new restrictions come in

The government’s coronavirus loan scheme for large businesses has been increased from a maximum of £50m to £200m, but a raft of new restrictions have also been introduced around dividends, bonuses and...

Premier Paper: new Welfare Products range includes social distancing tape

Merchants pivot with new PPE offerings

Paper merchants are diversifying their ranges to meet growing demand for PPE-type products that are becoming part of everyday life, and are essential to firms adapting their businesses to the new...

Milexa Group: new product will be on the market next month

Milexa Group adapts to stay profitable during crisis

Milexa Group has managed to remain profitable throughout the coronavirus pandemic despite an initial 40% reduction in sales, the firm reports.

Döpfner: choice is an alliance with an imperfect democracy, or with a perfect dictatorship

Axel Springer boss speaks out on China dynamics

Axel Springer chairman and CEO Dr Mathias Döpfner has urged German and European leaders to “decouple” from China and forge closer alliances with the US and post-Brexit UK instead.

Agfa plates: temporary shutdown at factories including Leeds in the UK

Agfa pauses plate plants as virus hits demand

Agfa has described its Q1 results as “solid” although its offset printing business had begun being affected by the Covid-19 pandemic, exacerbating “already tough conditions in this industry”.