PrintWeek India

3 days ago | printweek.in | Rahul Kumar

Lucknow-based Makkar Copiers recently invested in a Konica Minolta AccurioPress C7100. The machine has been running at the company’s new unit at Aashiyana, Lucknow, which was established three months ago. Baljeet Singh of Makkar Copiers said, “Initially, we had considered a Ricoh machine. However, having previously used Canon and Konica Minolta’s 1100 series at our other facility, we were thoroughly impressed by Konica Minolta’s service quality and machine performance.

4 days ago | printweek.in | Rahul Kumar

Robus India marked an impressive presence at China Print 2025 held recently at China International Exhibition Centre (Shunyi Hall) in Beijing.

5 days ago | printweek.in | Noel D'Cunha

In a move that reopens a previously exited market segment, Heidelberg has partnered with Manroland Sheetfed to re-enter the very large-format offset press arena, signalling a recalibration of its packaging print strategy as demand for folding cartons rises globally Heidelberg has announced a partnership with Manroland Sheetfed to bring a new very large-format (VLF) offset press to market, marking its return to a segment it once exited and indicating a shift in its packaging growth trajectory.

5 days ago | printweek.in | Noel D'Cunha

A new very large-format press signals Heidelberg’s ambition to dominate folding carton printing, but can a partnership with a rival shift the industry’s trajectory? Heidelberg 175th anniversary celebration also marked the launch of the Cartonmaster CX 145, a very large-format sheetfed offset press developed with Manroland Sheetfed. The CX 145, tailored for long-run folding carton production in food, beverage, and consumer packaging, addresses a critical gap in Heidelberg’s portfolio.

5 days ago | printweek.in | Dibyajyoti Sarma

Entries have been invited to the Publishing Next Industry Awards 2025. In its 12th year, the Awards, established under the aegis of the platform of the Publishing Next conference, seek to recognise the innovation and leadership of publishing professionals and others in the book trade. They are the only awards of their kind in India. This year, the Publishing Next Industry Awards entries are invited in 12 categories.