Aficionados claim the new Matt Etch Varnish is achieving a spot UV effect, but with no need for a dedicated UV spot varnish solution
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Aficionados claim the new Matt Etch Varnish is achieving a spot UV effect, but with no need for a dedicated UV spot varnish solution
The next developmental step for print and electronic technologies will be the convergence of these currently parallel technologies into new hybrid devices that potentially combine the best attributes of both worlds, says PrintCity, offering great opportunities for printers
There are a number of myths about recycling that are frequently mistaken for facts, particularly when it comes to paper, says Clare Taylor
The ability to create prosperity and sustain that prosperity into the future is not only the common goal of most businesses, but also the central theme of a new book by Dr Peter Ellyard, respected futurist, environmentalist, strategist and author. We spoke to Dr Ellyard as he prepared his keynote address for the upcoming PacPrint 09 Forums, to find out what he means by sustainable prosperity and how that relates to the graphic arts
Financier John Dennis says the success of the new 30 per cent Capital Allowance depends on funding availability, but as banks exit the market, or tighten down the hatches, accessing the moolah needed to buy the kit may prove difficult
A key packaging mega trend to be discussed during the AIP Forum to be held during Auspack will be nanotechnology. Guest speaker Dr Terry Turney, who is the chief executive officer of Asia NanoMaterials and Professorial Fellow, Centre for Green Chemistry, Monash University, talks to Asia Pacific Packaging about the future of nanotechnology in packaging
Ricoh’s new production colour system heralds a new era for production printing in New Zealand. The advent of the Ricoh Pro C900 gives print service providers an affordable, high quality option for production printing
Substantial sales increases are often needed to achieve the required return on investment when changing packaging design. James Tupper questions how we can tell whether new customers will purchase the newly packaged product or that current purchasers will remain loyal?
The managing director of Cyber Australia and Cyber New Zealand, Bernard Cheong, made one of his regular visits to New Zealand last month. New Zealand Printer caught up with him and found out why his optimism for print remains so high
Ailing Sydney printer The Printing Department has been bought out of administration this week by former owner James Becker, however a former employee of the printer says around half of the staff could lose their jobs in order to keep the business afloat. |
Industry icon William (Bill) Moore has passed away aged 80. Bill Moore – who was chairman of industry equipment supplier Aldus Engineering – was farewelled at a memorial service, which was attended by scores of industry representatives. |
A creditors meeting yesterday revealed business forms printer Paragon Printing, currently in administration, owes millions of dollars in unpaid bills and staff entitlements, with $4m of it to paper merchants alone. |
A Regulatory Impact Statement (RIS) is required before the new Australian Packaging Covenant goes ahead the Packaging Council of Australia (PCA) has advised. The Council adds that while this is not a bad thing, it seems unlikely the Covenant will be up and running by the July 1 deadline. |
Ferrostaal New Zealand has reached an agreement with USA company Kompac to supply a range of its products, including its finishing machines, to the New Zealand market. |