Fuji Xerox claims it's ready for new government contracts
Suspended copier firm claims to have a clean bill of health.
Copier firm Fuji Xerox says it has done enough for the government to trust it but continues to wait for the Ministry of Business to decide whether a suspension on its government contracts should be lifted.
The photocopying company was suspended from its main print services contract in October
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Victoria Young
Tue, 17 Jul 2018
Tue, 17 Jul 2018
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Fuji Xerox claims it's ready for new government contracts
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