Security print firm De La Rue is selling its identity solutions business; Heidelberg continues digital transformation with latest acquisition; Fujifilm shows what's possible at FESPA; and Epson announces UK firsts for The Print Show 2019.
Security print firm De La Rue is selling its identity solutions business; Heidelberg continues digital transformation with latest acquisition; Fujifilm shows what's possible at FESPA; and Epson announces UK firsts for The Print Show 2019.
The European Commission has dropped its investigation into the kraft paper market, it confirmed on June 3rd; The Magic Touch to demonstrate the power of personalisation; celebrating the best dressed print with Xerox and Xeretec; and free literature for all as Short Édition arrives in the UK.
Output prices increased for consecutive periods for the first time since 2008; the Trailblazer Standard for Print Apprenticeships has received full approval; Antalis weighs in on the market and newest products; and putting the next generation in charge of print.
Newsquest announces plans for predicted print revenue decline; FESPA launches new sportswear feature for 2020; discussing the future of security print with The Tall Group; and the world's largest letterpress printer goes on show.
This year's FESPA was big, bright and busy and Print7 News was there discovering the latest innovations, market trends and the product launches that took place. FESPA will return for 2020 in Madrid, where new feature Sportswear Pro 2020 will be co-located with the Global Print Expo and European Sign Expo.
Heidelberg's planned purchase of the MBO Group has been blocked by Germany's competition regulator; The Print Show announces celebrity guests to inspire visitors; Frazer Chesterman reflects on an evolving industry; and Porsche reprints its driver's manuals.
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