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Optichrome brings perfect binding in-house with Horizon install
Commercial printer Optichrome has taken on a Horizon BQ-270V single-clamp perfect binder to enable it to offer faster turnaround times after bringing perfect binding in-house.
Koenig & Bauer Durst appoints new MD, gears up for growth
Koenig & Bauer Durst has appointed a new managing director as the joint venture gears up for growth and commits to further investment in R&D.
Denmaur commits to net-zero target
Denmaur has set down an ambitious target to become net-zero by 2045.
Fedrigoni buys SharpEnd stake
Fedrigoni has bought a minority stake in London specialist design agency SharpEnd / io.tt.
Printing Charity lands Nicky Morgan as 2024 president
The Printing Charity has revealed Nicky Morgan, the former Conservative MP and minister, as its 2024 president.
Tony Hards RIP
Tony Hards, former chairman and managing director of Intelligent Finishing Systems (IFS) and Graphic Arts Equipment (GAE), has passed away.
EBB expands with Broadgate buy
Elliott Baxter & Company has boosted its office offering with the acquisition of Broadgate Paper.
Fujifilm to show off Jet Press FP790 at packaging open house
Fujifilm will host a packaging open house event at the Northamptonshire beta test site of its new Jet Press FP790 digital flexible packaging press on 12-15 February 2024.
Swanline pays up for ten year Packaging Waste gap
Swanline Print has paid £14,700 to a local environmental project after the firm failed to register under the Packaging Waste Regulations for a decade.
Antalis steps up peninsula campaign with 100 Metros buy
Antalis has acquired Portuguese industrial packaging firm 100 Metros, the latest in a string of purchases on the Iberian Peninsula.
New owner for long-standing packaging specialist
CJK Packaging has expanded its offering with the acquisition of long-standing packaging and catering supplies specialist W.F. Denny.
Clays makes non-executive director appointments
Book printer Clays has made several revisions to its non-executive board membership, effective immediately.
Red Sea crisis puts countdown on consumables
Attacks on Suez-bound shipping by Houthi forces have put European printers at risk of dramatic price rises in consumables and machinery, with the IPIA warning that an extended crisis could see...
Rare pre-Munich air disaster football programme at auction
One of the world’s rarest football programmes, estimated to be worth thousands of pounds, has been put up for auction after being found in a drawer by the nephew of one of its printers.
Fespa updates on 2024 Expo
Fespa has confirmed that more than 425 exhibiting companies have so far confirmed to participate at the co-located Fespa Global Print Expo 2024, European Sign Expo, Personalisation Experience, and...