Paper

Rialto 900 boosted with new inline finishing features
Xerox is set to reveal two new inline finishing options for its Rialto 900 Inkjet Press at Drupa.

Vision Paper & Board extends Celebr8 Occasions
Vision Paper & Board has extended a range of graphical coated boards to target the greetings card market.

Texo Trade Services launches PPX protective paper
Print media and textile suppliers Texo Trade Services has made available a 5m-wide protective paper for sublimation calendars of the same width, in what it calls a world first.

Denmaur Independent Papers gives new life to Revive
Denmaur Independent Papers has re-launched the Revive carbon balanced recycled papers brand and sought to position it as a key tool in what was called the "new economics of a climate change world".

Opal Print opts for AMS LED UV
Litho and digital printer Opal Print has invested in Air Motion Systems (AMS) LED UV technology.

Tullis Russell workers awarded £1.5m redundancy pay
Former Tullis Russell Papermakers staff have each been awarded the equivalent of eight weeks' pay by an employment tribunal – £1.5m in total.

Paperlinx firms now in liquidation
Unsecured creditors of Paperlinx will receive some sort of payout according to the latest report from administrators at Deloitte.

Paper price rises due next month
Elliott Baxter (EBB) is primed to break the paper price stalemate that has existed since the collapse of Paperlinx UK, with other merchants expected to follow suit.

Aylesford Newsprint workers awarded £750,000; CHP plant up for sale
Nearly 100 staff who worked at Aylesford Newsprint in Kent have been awarded around £750,000 after being dismissed without consultation with their union.

Warren expands paper portfolio after paper sales double
Independent cartonboard and graphical board stockist Warren has significantly expanded its paper products range to meet increased demand.

Hallsta Paper Mill restarts PM 11 production line
Holmen Paper has restarted its PM 11 production line at its Hallsta Paper Mill in Hallstavik, Sweden.

James Cropper to recycle up to 100m McDonald's cups
James Cropper could soon be transforming up to 100 million used McDonald's coffee cups a year into paper after the two companies signed a landmark deal.