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De La Rue may compete with EU firms for post-Brexit passport tender
Two EU-based companies are also bidding for the tender to print British passports after Brexit, according to reports from the Sunday Times which have left pro-leave MPs “seeing red”.
Domino launches new fluorescent ink
Domino Digital Printing Solutions is launching a new fluorescent ink for its K600i inkjet printer module.
Former home secretary applauds Tall Group
The Tall Group has been commended by the former home secretary Lord Blunkett for its “unwavering commitment to fight cyber crime” after achieving its Cyber Essentials badge plus accreditation.
De La Rue appoints new COO
De La Rue has appointed a new chief operating officer from outside the industry.
Kingswood iOptus gains security standard
Kingswood iOptus has added the ISO 27001 information security standard to its list of accreditations.
De La Rue develops tallow-free banknote substrate
De La Rue has confirmed it is reformulating its banknote polymer to exclude tallow and is also bidding to retain its British passport contract, as it released its full-year results.
KBA-NotaSys settles bribery case
Banknote press manufacturer KBA-NotaSys has been fined one symbolic Swiss franc following a corruption scandal, but will also pay a multimillion euro settlement.
Secprint gains an edge with new Grafcut
Secprint has invested in a Grafcut 52H fully hydraulic guillotine to support its delivery of high quality digital security print.
De La Rue: 'minute traces' of animal products in polymer
The tallow backlash that has engulfed the Bank of England has also caused De La Rue to revisit its polymer formulation, PrintWeek can reveal.
Tallow row causes Bank backtrack
An outcry over the use of miniscule amounts of animal by-products in the production of the new fiver has caused the Bank of England to look at changing the formulation of the banknote substrate.
Tallow controversy over new fiver
A petition calling on the Bank of England to remove tallow from the substrate used for the new polymer fiver has reached more than 97,000 signatures.
PCS talks up Scandi success following major contract win
UK card manufacturer Plastic Card Services (PCS) and its Scandinavian sales agent LogoCard have continued their export success in the region after securing a new contract to produce more than 21,000...