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Northend enhances lamination with Cellcoat buy
Northend has upgraded its finishing capabilities by taking on a Cellcoat Emerald 52 thermal laminator.
Overmatter: star quality
If you’re not glued to the telly of a Tuesday evening then why on earth not? You absolutely should be – rooting for one of print’s own, Michelle Evans-Fecci who’s flying the flag for Wales in the...
Personalised Luggage buys HP double for in-house boost
Personalised Luggage has reinforced its in-house print capabilities by taking on two HP DesignJet Z6810 systems as its first brand-new purchases.
Print Scotland names new president
Print Scotland has appointed JJR Print director Iain Robertson as its new president following his work to represent the interests of Scottish printers over government procurement.
Two Sides revamps consumer campaign
Two Sides is relaunching its consumer-facing Love Paper campaign in order to increase public accessibility to myth-busting facts on print, paper and paper-based packaging.
Inquest returns verdict on Bicester fatality
The death of a paper reel clamp truck driver at Walstead Bicester has been ruled an accident.
Marqetspace gates pricing for 'members only'
Grafenia has ignited a debate about trade printing after turning its Marqetspace business into a ‘private club’ with pricing only visible to members.
Gomer to refocus on print as publishing arm shuts
Gomer Press is set to wind down its publishing arm in an effort to refocus on and protect its printing operations.
Vision On Design liquidators confirmed
Vision On Display has confirmed the appointment of a liquidator after the display printer closed its doors in July.
Emmerson swaps Jet Press for latest model
Emmerson Press has taken on a Fujifilm Jet Press 750S to replace its 720S B2 inkjet and significantly up its digital firepower.
Xaar inks deal to sell fledgling 3D business
Struggling inkjet developer Xaar could sell its majority stake in fledgling 3D printing operation Xaar 3D to its joint venture partner, Stratasys.
Prodigi buys Kite from Canon
Canon has sold print-on-demand specialist Kite, which it acquired two years ago, to Cardiff-headquartered Prodigi Group.
Confusion over next steps for ex-Bradley Group workers
Progress in the restructuring at two Bradley Group companies appears to have stalled, with former staff still unable to claim redundancy payments after a specialist business insolvency firm declined...
Print Warehouse ceases trading
An Essex-based printer that went into administration last month has now closed its doors, with the loss of all seven jobs.
Calderprint kit up for private treaty sale
Calderprint’s remaining kit is now up for private treaty sale after a number of machines did not realise their target price at auction.