The machine can produce booklets up to 10.4mm thick

Pelican Print ups capacity with Morgana install

Pelican Print has taken on a new Morgana PowerSquare 224 bookletmaker to increase capacity and speed up production.

Tweedale: Proud and excited

Xaar names Graham Tweedale as chief operating officer

Xaar has appointed Graham Tweedale as its first chief operating officer.

Talks continue at UPM Raflatac, UPM Specialty Papers and UPM Biofuels

Talks stall at crucial UPM business unit

A mixed picture is emerging from the ongoing mediation process aimed at resolving the long-running strike action at UPM’s Finnish mills.

(L-R) David Derbyshire and Jim Kerr

ADXBA and Astra Signs in merger

Manchester-based companies ADXBA and Astra Signs have merged to become a combined entity that provides both traditional and digital signage to customers.

(L-R) CSDPrint's Jane Linley, Kerry Austin, Gail Harrison, Stephen Harrison and Lee Jewson

CSDPrint reboots expansion plans

Wide-format specialist CSDPrint has reported bumper sales growth since January and is now reactivating its expansion plans.

UPM is hopeful agreements will be reached soon

Hopes raised for resolution at UPM labels wing

A possible agreement is in sight over strike action at UPM Raflatac and UPM Specialty Papers.

Multiple users can remotely manage plate layouts with the new software

Miraclon launches new software

Flexo plate supplier Miraclon has launched new software that has been designed to boost its customers’ productivity.

The laboratory advances DS Smith’s research in alternative fibres

DS Smith supports customer sustainability with new lab

DS Smith has opened a new Fibre and Paper Development Laboratory at its flagship Kemsley Paper Mill in Kent.

The security printer's results will be released in May

De La Rue shares climb after trading update

De La Rue is expecting its full-year adjusted operating profits to be in line with market expectations.

Charlesworth employs 54 staff at its Wakefield site

Charlesworth speaks out on electricity bill hike

Soaring energy prices have seen digital and litho printer Charlesworth’s annual electricity bill shoot up from £132,000 to a projected figure of over £500,000.

The UPM strike started on 1 January

UPM strike to hit 100th day

The strike at UPM will pass the 100-day mark this weekend, with no official update given on the situation since last week.

TV Choice: supplies at 80% of normal levels for some regions

Magazines run late after YM web collapse

The fallout from the abrupt closure of YM Group’s three web offset sites continues, with some weekly titles running late and all eyes on the Daily Mail’s first in-house production of its Weekend...