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Paper......Naturally Sustainable

Naturally Sustainable is title of APIA’s (Australasian Paper Industry Association) latest brochure promoting the environmental credentials of paper, which is included as an insert in this issue

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!nkredible inks set the standard

The hubergroup’s !nkredible inks set a new standard in the printing ink market for offset printing

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One to one marketing adds value to printing

The arrival of variable data printing and other exciting and innovative technologies will help print service providers increase their margins but, according to a top one to one marketing expert, they must match the advanced technology with innovations of their own

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RFID – expanding the market for print

RFID may offer commercial printers new opportunities, with RFID N Print one example

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Gen Y – talking about their generation

In New Zealand for the PrintNZ centenary conference in October, innovation expert Gus Balbontin talked about the group of young people who will one day take over the world: Generation Y. He offers some advice as to how employers can get the most out of Gen Y

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Kodak strengthens partnerships in New Zealand

Last month saw the first visit to this country of a Kodak corporate vice president: Gustavo Oviedo, the highest ranked management officer to come here. His trip to Aotearoa signals the company’s interest in extending its foothold in the kiwi market place

 

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The hubergroup acquires Nova Inks and Chemicals

The hubergroup’s recent acquisition of Nova Inks, and the subsequent re-branding as Hostmann-Steinberg New Zealand, raised a few eyebrows in the industry but, to anyone familiar with them, the merging of these well known entities came as no great surprise

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Printing News Review 2008

There is never a dull moment in print, with a huge amount of activity throughout the year, including companies investing hundreds of millions of dollars in print, leaping paper costs, and of course it was the year when the mother of all trade
shows drupa made its appearance

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Cyber cracker

It’s been a very busy year for Australia’s Ryobi and Akiyama supplier Cyber, with more of the same planned in 2009, including the highlight of PacPrint in May

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Canon proves its commitment to the market

Digital imaging giant Canon is continuing its push into commercial graphic arts, as it seeks to build on its dominant position in the New Zealand market

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Konica Minolta outlines Ipex plans

At Ipex, Konica Minolta will highlight its bizhub PRO C6501 series with a focus on colour quality as well as the bizhub PRO 1200 series with a focus on its black and white performance.

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Parts Overnight buys PT Store and strikes alliance with HP

Parts Overnight, Australia’s largest independent printer spare parts and accessories distributor has acquired Queensland-based digital supplier PT Store. Parts Overnight specialises in supporting small format printers, and is authorised for large format spare parts distribution.

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Third Covenant being finalised but confusion still exists

While the third national packaging covenant to be known as the Australian Packaging Covenant is close to being finalised, the Packaging Council of Australia (PCA) says that considerable confusion still exists as to whether a Regulatory Impact Statement (RIS) is required.

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manroland invests in engineers as part of expansion plans

Press maker manroland has hired four new engineers for its Australian business, which the company says is in line with plans to expand its Printservices products to meet customer’s demands of proactive service and support, and enabling the manroland presses to be more efficient and productive.

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Two more printers in voluntary administration

Victorian printer Paragon Printing and sister company Moore Office are the latest print shops to be hit by the tough economy with the companies bringing in Administrators. Hall Chadwick partners Richard Albarran, Blair Pleash and David Ross are continuing to trade the businesses of the companies at this stage with a view to maximising the chances of continuing in existence.

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