In March 2015, MPS will relocate to a new state-of-the-art facility in Arnhem, The Netherlands and roll-out its new corporate brand in the coming months.
Meredith Corporation (NYSE:MDP) announced today that Katherine C. Meredith passed away yesterday at the age of 82. Mrs. Meredith was the wife of former Meredith Corporation Chairman E.T. Meredith III, and the mother of D. Mell Meredith Frazier, current Vice Chairman of the Meredith Corporation Board of Directors. Mrs. Meredith also served as President of the Edwin T. Meredith Foundation.
PRINTONDEMAND-WORLDWIDE HAILED AS ‘BUSINESS CHAMPIONS’
Holland & Crosby Limited of Mississauga, Ontario joins the SGP Community as the most recent SGP certified facility. Holland & Crosby Limited, a 100 percent digital facility with large format flatbed and roll to roll capabilities specializes in the design, manufacture and distribution of Point of Purchase signage and displays to the retail marketplace across North America. Operating since 1932, Holland & Crosby Limited is one of the longest operating print facilities in Ontario and is a long time member in good standing of the Specialty Graphic Imaging Association (SGIA).
Seiko Epson Corporation (TSE: 6724, “Epson”) today announced it had acquired Somerset, Wisconsin-based K-Sun Corporation, a supplier of award-winning portable and desktop electronic label printers. The acquisition of K-Sun, with its more than three decades of experience in the industrial identifications solutions market, will provide Epson with broader access to labeling customers and influencers, as well as expand the company’s presence in the industrial labeling market.
The Sustainable Green Printing Partnership is pleased to announce that Ricoh Americas Corporation has become the most recent SGP Patron at the platinum level. As industry leaders dedicated to promoting sustainability, SGP Patrons help support the organization and keep costs low for applicants.
Independent research from One Poll commissioned by Royal Mail found an overwhelming 89 per cent of people who expressed a preference, would prefer to receive a traditional card, with only 11 per cent preferring an electronic festive greeting or social media message
