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Where has all the printing gone?

Where has all the printing gone?FEATURE: It's easy for European and American printers to claim that all their work is going to China, says Laurel Brunner, but perhaps they should take a closer look at the competition and the reason Chinese companies like Leo Paper are winning the big contracts.

Screen launches 'fastest' Truepress Jet L350UV label press

Screen launches 'fastest' Truepress Jet L350UV label press

NEWS: Screen Europe has announced the commercial launch of its Truepress Jet L350UV digital label press, first shown at drupa 2012.

The economics of green: the Verdigris blog

The economics of green: the Verdigris blog

OPINION: Laurel Brunner's latest Verdigris blog looks at the UN's Natural Capital Declaration and how Mondi is applying the principal to its business.

Chili 'raises the bar' with Publisher 3.5 release

NEWS: Chili Publish has released the latest version of its online document editing solution, Chili Publisher 3.5.

Viscom Düsseldorf recommences hunt for display Superstar

NEWS: The organisers of Viscom Düsseldorf have announced the return of the Superstar competition, designed to reward originality in point-of-sale and display applications.

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Fujifilm takes world's first Jet Press 540W order from Bell and Bain

Glasgow-based book printer Bell and Bain has become the first company globally to place an order for Fujifilm's Jet Press 540W digital ink-jet web press.

Canon helps PSPs to show value of print with ROI calculator

Canon has launched a new tool designed to help PSPs demonstrate the value of print, using findings from its latest Insight Report.

Kiian unveils new Digistar textile inks for FESPA

Kiian Group has announced the launch of two new ink products for the textile market from its digital subsidiary.

Xeikon makes 'breakthrough' with heat-sensitive toner

Xeikon has announced the launch of what it claims is a 'ground-breaking' new toner for its 3000 series digital label printers.

G and H complete investment with Horizon purchase from IFS

Manchester-based G and H Group has concluded a 'significant period of change' with its investment in a Horizon SPF/FC-200A bookletmaker supplied by Intelligent Finishing Systems.

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Knapp hands over the KBA reins to Andrew Pang

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Corel heads to FESPA with CorelDraw price promotion

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FINAT associations strengthen bonds as Labelexpo partnership announced

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Durst announces FESPA line-up

LATEST COMMENTS

Leaving the heathens: the method in Xerox's marketing

andrew copley: Barney, appreciate your perspective and the vast majority of your comments I would agree with. However, just one thing worth noting: while we must stay connected with our current customer base, we are very interested in attracting new customers as well!

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Research team develops world's highest resolution colour printer

A. Mehta: 10,000 dpi? WOW! I wonder how long it takes to print a metre? the amount of memory that would need to be processed boggles the mind! ahprinters.com

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Think of the printers: the drupa vs Ipex debacle

Malcolm McReath: Your comment on the Drupa/Ipex issue is very well put James, and the best article I have seen on this subject. I think these exhibition organizers are in danger of forgetting about the poor old printer and what they need in this day and age. We certainly do not need a more frequent Drupa or Ipex. You mentioned Cross Media and I thought that show put down a marker for what we all need for the future. I got a lot out of that in a relatively short time, and I know others who attended did also.

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Web store boosts turnover at Manchester Printers

SAMIR KIAMI: Manchester printers are a great company and we find them really easy to deal with and very fast turn around on urgent jobs, good to see them doing so well.

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EDITOR’S PICK

Going green in Guandong: the Verdigris blog

Verdigris's Laurel Brunner is pleasantly surprised to find students with a big appetite for environmental standards in China.

FEATURES

Mature packaging market WLTM digital technology for future profit

Can digital print ever be as effective for packaging producers as it is throughout the rest of the industry? Barney Cox considers its strengths and weaknesses – and personalised biscuits.

Going local: North Print and Pack preview

Laurel Brunner previews North Print and Pack, and highlights the technology and show features that visiting PSPs won't want to miss.

Chinese whispers: market growth in China

Everything about China is massive: population, growth, development, health scares, natural disasters, banquets and buildings.

OPINION

Get your factories in shape: the Verdigris blog

Laurel Brunner looks at the companies implementing greener manufacturing initiatives in her latest Verdigris blog.

ISO 16759 approved: the Verdigris blog

The Verdrigris Project's Laurel Brunner celebrates as ISO 16759 is finally approved – but there is still plenty more work to be done.

Newspaper plant efficiency: the Verdigris blog

In her latest Verdigris blog, Laurel Brunner looks at the German newspaper publisher taking unusual steps to reduce its energy usage.

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