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Data director disqualified
The director of a data science and marketing business that hoped to capitalise on know-how originally gained at Dunn Humby has been disqualified after applying for a Bounce Back Loan, even though the...
Nigel Heaford retires after 41 years in industry
Nigel Heaford, export sales manager at JM Heaford, has retired, 41 years after he joined his father’s enterprise aged 17.
Ashwyk brings perfect binding in-house with Horizon buy
Ashwyk has invested in a Horizon BQ-270V single-clamp perfect binder to bring perfect binding in-house.
Prodigi launches “first-of-its-kind” end caps for cardboard tubes
Print on demand firm Prodigi has launched a “first-of-its-kind” moulded fibre end cap for cardboard tubes.
Chapel Press tightens up finishing with upgraded Duplo
Stockport commercial printer Chapel Press has taken delivery of a new Duplo DBM-700S Booklet System with square spine attachment, replacing a DBM-600.
PersonaliseMe diversifies after 'local institution' closes
Colwyn Bay workwear printer and embroiderer PersonaliseMe will double its turnover following its acquisition of a Conwy school uniform shop’s order book and stock.
Linney boosts fulfilment offering with automated warehouse
Linney has “revolutionised” its fulfilment offering with a major investment in robotic AutoStore warehouse automation technology and a CMC Genesys box-on-demand system.
HeiQ could divest some product lines
Materials innovation and coatings firm HeiQ is set to delist from the stock market as part of a restructuring plan that includes selling off some of its product lines.
Cardel cuts bottleneck with Titanium install
Cardel has eliminated a bottleneck in its production process and increased its production capacity after taking on a Titanium 1816 cutting table from International Graphics Supplies (IGS).
Northwolds Richardson Group shortfall revealed as admin details laid out
Northwolds Richardson Group, which went into administration in August, had an estimated deficiency of just over £560,000 according to filings at Companies House.
Tributes paid to Crosfield's Jim Salmon
Tributes have been paid to former Crosfield Electronics managing director Jim Salmon, who has died aged 84.
Waitrose trials new scannable print with Christmas brochure
Waitrose has printed its latest Christmas food brochure with cutting edge scan-to-buy technology, where customers can point their phone camera at any product in the brochure to find it online.
Mondi to close Bulgarian mill after fire
Mondi will take a €100m (£83m) impairment hit to close its Stambolijski mill in Bulgaria, which was damaged by a fire last month.
Screen Europe celebrates 50th anniversary
Screen Europe has celebrated its 50th anniversary at its new headquarters in The Netherlands, where it welcomed colleagues and their families from across Europe, as well as representatives from its...
Pre-packs largely frowned upon by sector
The majority of Printweek readers are against the use of pre-pack arrangements as a way to save troubled businesses, according to a survey.