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De La Rue has issued a second profit warning in five months, sending its shares plummeting, and said its full year 2019/20 adjusted operating profit “will be significantly lower than market...

Kodak boss Jim Continenza says he plans to ditch the group’s old divisional structure so the business can present a simplified “one Kodak” proposition to its printing industry customers.

KJB Print has gone into administration but its trading status is currently unclear.

Direct marketing specialist Propack has joined the Data & Marketing Association (DMA) as it looks to raise its profile and continue its growth trajectory.

Specialized Signs is eyeing growth after purchasing an HP Latex R1000.

The John Jarrold Printing Museum is set to relocate to a medieval church in Norwich after closing at its existing site, which faces demolition.

Severn has produced a children’s book based on Swedish teenage environmental activist Greta Thunberg.

Baker Labels is entering the pouch market with a new brand and a £2m spend on equipment and facilities.

Antalis has reported a revenue decline of 9.7% for the first nine months of 2019 as it was hit by economic factors and the decline in the European papers market.

Paragon Group’s Patrick Crean has reached – and breached – his €1bn turnover goal with the purchase of RR Donnelley’s European Global Document Solutions business.

Craig Horwood, managing director of the Hobs Group, has been cloathed as a Liveryman of the Worshipful Company of Stationers and Newspaper Makers.

Large-format specialist Odessa Print Group has gone into administration with the business sold as a going concern to its directors and now trading as Odessa UK.

Label printer The Label Centre has installed a D-Flex digital hybrid press from Focus Label Machinery.

H2 Equity Partners is to acquire dryer and web handling equipment supplier Contiweb from PE house American Industrial Partners (AIP).

Komori is poised to install the first beta of its Impremia NS40 press, which uses Landa Nanographic technology under licence, at a Japanese printer.