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Partnering for print growth in China

UK-based DataLase has launched a joint venture with SATO, a Japanese developer of barcode printing solutions, as it aims to tap into the emergence of China’s print and packaging sector. Next year China is expected to become the world’s largest market worth in excess of $150 billion.

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