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Print industry news roundup: Kodak, government employment reform, BPIF, Manroland Sheetfed, Pixartprinting, Duplo
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Bournemouth buys new Heidelberg XL 75
Bournemouth Colour Press has traded in its four-year old Heidelberg Speedmaster XL 75 press for a new five-colour model, adding a coating unit.
Duraweld to cut 10% of its workforce
Stationery manufacturer Duraweld is to cut up to eight jobs from its 70-strong workforce to address changing market needs.
Archant London launches hyper-local magazine
Magazine and newspaper publisher Archant has launched the first in a new series of local magazines for London residents.
Roland to launch Soljet Pro4 XR-640 with eight-channel print heads
Digital press manufacturer Roland DG's latest wide-format press, Soljet Pro4 XR-640, has been fitted with its innovative eight-channel print head technology.
Kodak's Holloway to retire after nearly five decades in print
Kodak UK's marketing manager Pat Holloway intends to assist the Printing Charity and mentor at his local primary school when he takes early retirement at the end of September.
Unite slams government employment law reform proposals
Proposals announced today by business minister Vince Cable, including a cut in the amount that employees can claim for unfair dismissal payouts, have been heavily criticised.
Arjowiggins to close Danish mill due to declining paper demand
Arjowiggins Graphic is to shut down its Dalum mill in Odense, Denmark, by the end of 2012.
ABP's rollercoaster ride is now reaching its conclusion
Now the administrators are finally confirmed as being in at ABP Web, it looks like the rollercoaster ride for the firm's staff and clients may be reaching its final destination.
EFI launches Fiery Color Profiler Suite 4.0
Foster City, CA-headquartered EFI has launched Fiery Color Profiler Suite (CPS) 4.0, which supports more colour measurement devices than ever before.
Government must address failing apprenticeships system
A new report highlights what printers have known for years: the apprenticeship system is complicated and inaccessible for SMEs
Banner lures ex HH Global manager to its senior management team
Sue Lawson joins Banner Management Communications (BMC) following BMC winning a three-year Carphone Warehouse contract from rival print managment firm HH Global in May this year.