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Print Projects has invested £160,000 in three new machines from Ricoh, the Northampton-based commercial printer announced at PrintWeekLive!

Northside Graphics, the owner of TradeDigitalPrint.co.uk and DigitalPrinting.co.uk, has invested in a raft of finishing kit in the main to boost its book finishing offering.

Intec has launched its updated ColorFlare CF1000LX foiler and laminator, an upgrade on the CF1000, with an additional arm and roller station to save on turnaround times.

KBA is set to build a new digital and flexo press demo centre at its main Wurzburg plant in Germany.

Direct mail service provider Howard Hunt has installed the second of two Böwe Systec Fusion Cross high speed inserting systems at its Dartford site and is considering a third.

West Sussex-based print and design specialist Evonprint (Evon Print Ltd) has fallen into administration, blaming a recent deterioration in trading conditions.

Banknote press manufacturer KBA-NotaSys has been fined one symbolic Swiss franc following a corruption scandal, but will also pay a multimillion euro settlement.

Deanprint, the 125-year-old Stockport printer and bookbinder, has added two more Baumann-Wohlenberg 115 high-speed cutters to the pair it installed two years ago.

Swiss substrate manufacturer Winter & Company will celebrate its 125th anniversary next month.

Flint Group has announced price increases of between 4% and 7% for all its packaging, narrow web and sheetfed inks and varnishes.

The story of a man who printed escape maps during the Second World War after using shower tiles to construct a lithographic press is to be published in book form.

Trade printer RMC Digital Print has kickstarted a £1m investment programme with the installation of a 2.5m-wide Durst Rho P10 250HS inkjet printer.

Mail and fulfilment house P&P Mailing and Distribution has invested in its first colour digital machine, with an investment of just shy of £400,000.