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Dataline has expanded its European footprint with the acquisition of Dansk Dataservice’s graphic arts activities.

Europe’s Unified Patent Court has ordered Kodak to stop selling its Sonora XTRA-3 process-free plates in Germany in a ruling handed down on 2 April, which Kodak is appealing.

De La Rue has moved a step closer to completing the sale of its Authentication division.

Social media is considered overrated as an effective business marketing tool by nearly two thirds of Printweek readers, according to new survey findings. Some very interesting points raised by Brendan Perring from Independent Print Industries Association (IPIA) and Deborah Corn from Print Media Centr - thanks for your thoughts. Further reading is also available in our longer briefing piece here: https://lnkd.in/eENV7ZKx

A firm that makes chemicals used by the paper industry has received a seven-figure fine after two uncontrolled releases of acid at a site in Essex.

Premium packaging specialist Duran Dogan has revamped its production processes with what it describes as “game-changing” cost-based layout planning and estimation software from InSoft.

The recently rebranded Certus Card Group has appointed Paul C Gerrard as its new managing director.

The BPIF - The Heart of British Print has urged print bosses to ensure their workplace noise control measures are up-to-date, and warned that the Health & Safety Executive is currently carrying out unannounced inspections.

Paper and board product supplier Antalis has acquired packaging materials supplier and carton manufacturer The Packaging Company (Midlands) Limited, which trades as The Packaging Company.

Heinzel Group has converted its paper machine 11 (PM11) from publication paper production to corrugated base paper, to support its commitment to sustainable packaging papers and following a major investment of around €140m (£120m).