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| Kodak reveals plans for packaging-focused Ipex launches |
| Kodak will target the packaging sector at Ipex with plate-making launches that feature direct laser engraving onto flexo forms. |
| French consortium takes on Asian manufacturing |
| A consortium of nine manufacturing and logistics firms is looking to challenge Asian manufacturing by offering European customers manufacturing, packaging, supply chain management and delivery services of hi-tech products. |
| Manroland in talks to buy rival press maker Wifag |
| Printing press firm Manroland is in discussions to buy Swiss newspaper and packaging press manufacturer Wifag. |
| Total organiser bullish as floorspace expands again |
| Total Processing & Packaging 2010 is set to silence sceptics after expanding its floorspace for the second time in two months. |
| Chesapeake buys KBA Rapida printing press |
| Chesapeake is investing in a KBA press for its Greenford operation to meet the growing demand for larger leaflet formats. |
| Townsend boosts die-cut efficiency with Kocher and Beck kit |
| Wet glue label specialist James Townsend and Sons is examining new business opportunities after its Kocher and Beck (K&B) inline offset cutting (IOC) system helped reduce turnaround times. |
| Greiner says £1.6m spend will slash energy bills by up to 60% |
| Greiner Packaging has invested £1.6m in water treatment and air compressors at its Northern Ireland facility that it said would help reduce its annual energy bill by 40-60%. |
| Belfast film firm pumps £360k into new equipment |
| A Northern Ireland film and disposable packaging manufacturer is targeting growth in polythene bags and sheets with a £360,000 investment in equipment. |
| Domino to debut its first full-colour digital label press at Ipex |
| Equipment manufacturer Domino will launch its first full-colour digital label press at this year's Ipex show after creating its Digital Printing Solutions division in a recent restructure. |
| Press maker KBA warns Heidelberg bailout is forcing prices down |
| Prices for printing presses have plunged to dangerously low levels because of government bailouts for some manufacturers, German group KBA has warned. |
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