MISSISSAUGA , ONTARIO— 

Ink manufacturer Siegwerk has opened a new facility in the Greater Toronto Area (GTA) as it looks to pursue growth in the region. The new facility will allow Siegwerk sales and service staff to provide a more "expedient service response for its existing and potential customer base in the GTA".

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 Fujifilm plans to spin-off its  Business Innovation division into a separate company. Fujifilm Business Innovation includes Fuji’s Graphic Communications, Office Solutions, and Business Solutions including document services, BPO and IT outsourcing. For the printing industry include toner devices, inks and inkjet printheads, and printing plates.

CHICAGO—

 Two Sides has announced a global alliance of businesses, governments and designers just unveiled a universal mark for reuse and it could reshape how the world handles waste. The new symbol is designed to identify reusable packaging and reuse systems across the world. Its purpose is to become the internationally recognized logo for reusing, marking a diverse range of reusable products such as cups, food containers, wine bottles and cleaning products, which can be reused rather than thrown away. The hope is that the new symbol will reduce the use of virgin material, retain packaging materials

BRAMPTON, ONTARIO—

 DATA Communications Management Corp.,reported second quarter 2026 financial results. Revenues of $110.9 million were down 2.5%, or $2.9 million vs. $113.8 million in Q2 2025. SG&A expenses of $19.7 million and 17.8% of revenues were 0.7% lower, vs. $19.9 million or 17.5% of revenues in Q2 2025. Adjusted EBITDA1 of $14.2 million and 12.8% of revenues, 14.1% lower vs. $16.6 million and 14.6% of revenues in Q2 2025. Total cash generated from operating activities of $22.9 million for the first six months of 2026, compared to $5.9 million in the same period last year.

WINDSOR— 

Announcing results for the year ending 30 June, chairman and CEO Keane said it had been a strong year for the group with meaningful progress made. Group sales at Cimpress were up 10% (or 4% on a constant currency basis) to just under $3.74bn. Operating profit was up 11% at $251m, while adjusted EBITDA rose by 6% to $458.5m.  Cimpress founder Robert Keane noted,  this included an unexpected $4.7m write-off of Canadian duty draw-back receivables

DALLAS, TEXAS—

 Koenig & Bauer (US/Canada) is pleased to announce the addition of Justin Green in a new role as sales manager for the firm’s digital and webfed machinery. He will be representing the firm’s important digital and flexo products including the new XD Pro CI flexo press, as well as Koenig & Bauer’s digital inkjet web press portfolio.

SWITZERLAND,—

 The LayflatXpress LF-300XP Layflat Photobook is a fully automatic book block system that simplifies layflat photobook production. It takes printed sheets and turns them into layflat book blocks, whether you’re gluing pages back-to-back or inserting board for extra rigidity and premium feel. Features include:All-in-one versatility, Integrated auto-feeding, gluing, and assembling brings multiple steps into one smooth workflow.

MONTREAL—

 Community newspapers are raising concerns as a shift in national and local advertising distribution threatens the resources used to cover community events and government. Raddar, a new flyer and advertising platform launched by Montreal-based TC Transcontinental, Canada’s largest printing company and the single biggest player in flyer printing and distribution in the country. With Raddar, flyers are being distributed through Canada Post as a weekly print package—a bundle of flyers, advertising and occasionally some “content” – but not local news.

TORONTO—

 Both new presses are equipped with Koenig & Bauer’s market-leading automation, incorporating inline quality and content control alongside comprehensive performance reporting on all job parameters. These advanced features are set to significantly enhance production efficiencies and unlock additional capacity. With the two new Koenig & Bauer presses on their way, Jamal is confident that he’ll realize a 40% increase in both efficiency and capacity.

ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA—

 The new Strata line of ultra compact, ultra efficient folding & gluing system for straight-line + Auto lock cartons and pocket folders by Rollem International. Capable of production throughput within a space-saving footprint. The system was built with a modular design, allowing for expansion of capabilities at a later date, including the ability to add affixing feeders, inspection,