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front ends platform Fiery LLC, the largest independent provider of digital front ends (DFEs), has announced the most innovative and user-friendly Fiery DFE, providing unrivalled performance, superior colour, and intelligent automation for digital printing. With the new Fiery FS600 Pro platform, the company said, print providers can simplify and automate job preparation and processing while ensuring print production runs smoothly and at maximum capacity. John Henze, vice president, sales and marketing, Fiery, said: “The new Fiery DFE platform brings innovation to an extensive line-up of new, state-of-the-art digital presses coming for commercial, quick print, in-plant, packaging, office, and industrial segments. “Fiery FS600 Pro-based DFEs will be available with the next-generation digital


printers and presses from many of the world’s leading manufacturers.” Mr Henze said that as print providers face rising operational costs, labour


storages, and decreased margins, they need intelligent automation tools designed to increase both employee and print system efficiency. He said: “The Fiery FS600 Pro platform does just that by automating prepress,


makeready, and colour management into one-step workflows, making it easier for less experienced operators to print the highest-quality product the first time.” “With Fiery doing the heavy lifting, print business owners have the tools and analytics to maximise production throughput, save time, and reduce errors, resulting in increased profitability.”


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Kingsmoor Packaging’s recent collaboration with Mypower, a solar energy solutions provider, has resulted in an extensive PV solar panel investment at its Somerton manufacturing facility. Once installed, the system will mark a


significant step forward in the thermoformed packaging specialist’s commitment to sustainability, as the company aims to achieve 50% of its annual energy consumption from on- site renewable sources by the end of 2023.


Kingsmoor Packaging creates sustainable energy milestone Following the recent announcement of


Kingsmoor’s brand refresh and its inspiring new strapline, “Forming A Better Future”, this renewable energy project serves as a testament to the company’s unwavering dedication to this vision. James Hill, Kingsmoor Packaging’s managing


director, said: “Recognising the value of plastic packaging while prioritising environmental considerations, Kingsmoor remains steadfast in its commitment to producing packaging solutions


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