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Cameron Advertising, Toronto, has purchased the Jeti Tauro H3300 UHS LED printer. This is the first installation of the printer in North America.
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Industry veteran Garry Gunter rejoins MITCHELL SINCE 1928 as president. He has experience in pre-media, digital, offset, flexography, marketing storefronts, and new communication technologies.
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Montreal-based Impression Paragraph is expanding its digital printing capacity and folding carton application range with the addition of a new 29-inch HP Indigo 12000 Digital Press, which is loaded with the new HP Indigo 15K value pack.
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Idealliance has named the RICOH Pro VC70000 and its RICOH TotalFlow Print Server R600a digital front-end the first continuous-feed inkjet recipient of its Digital Press System Certification.
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Becton Dickinson in Spain recently began using Domino’s high speed K600i inkjet printing technology to digitally print unique codes onto the outer paper packaging of needles and syringes being used for the Oxford-AstraZeneca COVID-19 vaccine.
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Pac Flexible Packaging plans to open its second Canadian facility in the Greater Toronto Area by June 2021.
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Heidelberger is offering all print shops free access to its Zaikio Procurement industry platform that enables print service providers to establish an automatic link with their suppliers.
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Xeikon has brought to market its brand new XCS Pro 2.0, a cloud-based, fully automated suite of colour management tools.
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The Canadian Federation of Independent Business urges Ontario to expand eligibility for the Ontario Small Business Support Grant so that hard-hit small businesses, such as print shops, can access it.
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Ira Washington Rubel, with his derby hat, was a born salesman and a hustler. However, he just couldn't run a machinery enterprise. Columnist Nick Howard explains why this was the case. Nick also sheds light on offset's early attempts at mercantilism in this column.
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