xpedx announced a new network of seven Package Design Centers with the opening of centers in the San Francisco Bay Area and Rochester, N.Y., and the expansion of existing design centers in Chicago, Detroit, Kansas City, Pittsburgh and Juarez, Mexico, metropolitan areas. xpedx provides total packaging solutions for manufacturers, brand owners/marketers and other businesses. xpedx also announced it has added new package design staff and services in 12 other U.S. metropolitan regions: Baltimore, Cincinnati, Cleveland, Dallas, Grand Rapids, Mich., Greensboro, N.C., Memphis, Tenn., Minneapolis, Salt Lake City, San Diego, Seattle, and Tampa, Fla.
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X-Rite, Inc. has nearly doubled the locations this spring where it will be offering its Fundamentals of Color and Appearance (FOCA) one-day seminar.
MPI Label Systems, a supplier of specialty printed labels, RFID tags, and labeling equipment and service, has announced the completion of an asset purchase of ROI Printing Companies, LLC.
NORWALK, Conn.—M-real U.S. Corp. signed a long-term contract with Penn Warehousing and Distribution, Inc. that will enable M-real to focus its North American distribution of paper and paperboard in the Port of Philadelphia for years to come.
ROCHESTER, N.Y.—Kodak successfully launched its “Connect the Dots” road show, an interactive forum designed to educate print service providers and business leaders on the best practices to achieve growth and profitability. Following the first event in Baltimore on March 12 and 13, which drew more than 100 attendees, the road show is moving on to many locations across the United States through early May. Issues covered during the event include “Evolutionary Opportunities” to deliver double digit revenue growth; a live demonstration of “zero touch automation;” a review of actual business profitability resulting from the implementation of production automation while incorporating new digital services with
DALLAS, Texas—Effective September 10, 2007, Diamond Holdings will now trade under the name of Pamarco Global Graphics. This reflects the move to align the company under one common identity with its sister companies in the Pamarco Global Graphics group. “Although the name over the door will change, the well known Diamond brand remains and will continue to lead print quality in the offset industry, while allowing us to enter new areas of business using the channels to market from all the Pamarco companies,” said Terry Ford, CEO of Pamarco Global Graphics. Bill Ford, president of Pamarco Global Graphics/Diamond stated, “This is an exciting phase
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