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Newport-based Lexon Group has bought the first UK Screen Truepress Jet2500UV at Drupa. Lexon Group is extending its range of services, which includes offset, digital and screenprinting, and has a requirement for a top of the range system to produce POS material for high-end retail customers.
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Screen is celebrating the most successful Drupa it has ever experienced with substantial sales of its CTP and Print on Demand technology made to companies around the world. Screen UK experienced particularly strong interest from its UK, Middle East and African markets. (more…)

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PICON CELEBRATES AT DRUPA

Picon, the printing industry confederation, celebrated Drupa success with its members in its lounge in Hall 10. “It’s been brilliant and the interest has been phenomenal,” says Richard Caslon, managing director of Caslon, a Picon member who took advantage of the special rates afforded by the association’s booking of stand space. “We have a small stand, which is all we need. However, Picon passes on the discount that it gets from taking a large amount of space. Another bonus is our proximity to the Picon lounge with all the facilities that come with that.”

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Dalim Software and GMG present a common solution for integrating the GMG color management products into the workflow system DALiM TWiST

Tuebingen (May 29, 2008) – GMG, supplier of high-end color management and proofing solutions, is to announce at Drupa its new product GMG Connect. GMG Connect links up GMG’s proofing and color management products to create a central, scalable color management workflow solution.

This networked and centrally controllable solution allows all process progress to be monitored at all times, permitting access to GMG installations at different locations via an intranet or the internet. GMG color management and proofing functions can be integrated into existing workflows and browser-based remote proofing and color management is also possible.

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The vision includes key initiatives to tackle global warming,

worldwide resource depletion and biodiversity loss

Brussels, Belgium – 2 June, 2008
During a press conference in Brussels, Belgium, Akihiko Sakai, Executive Officer, Corporate Strategy Office, Seiko Epson Corporation, unveiled the company’s Environmental Vision for the next generation. Speaking on the eve of the European Green Week, Sakai outlined an ambitious multi-part program to address some of the most pressing environmental concerns facing the global community looking towards 2050 and how Epson intends to tackle them over the next 10 years.

Specifically, among the goals introduced today, was a plan to significantly reduce the company’s CO2 emissions across the lifecycle of products and services, ensure that all products are either reused or recycled, and take an active part in biodiversity projects.
Epson has set four key conditions in order to work towards achieving “Environmental Vision 2050″:

1) Reduction of CO2 emissions by 90% across the entire product life cycle.
2) Inclusion of all products in the resource reuse and recycling loop*.
3) Reduction of direct CO2 emissions by 90%, and elimination of global warming gas emissions other than CO2.
4) Restoration and preservation of biodiversity as a member of the ecosystem, together with local communities.

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