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News Release from: British Association for Print and Communication
Edited by the Printingtalk Editorial
Team on 22 April 2004
BAPC membership on the up
The BAPC has announced a recent surge in new memberships with 15 suppliers who have applied for membership as associates.
The BAPC has announced a recent surge in new memberships with 15 suppliers who have applied for membership as associates Those companies include Konica Minolta, Neusiedler, Xeikon, Encore Machinery, Crisp Digital and Caslon
This article was originally published on Printingtalk on 26 Apr 2004 at 8.00am (UK)
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In order to help print companies to increase their business efficiency and profitability, the BAPC has announced a free advice initiative.
In return for joining, they have an opportunity to take advantage of a variety of facilities and are able to promote themselves as approved suppliers and carry the accreditation on their literature.
The new members join such companies as Canon, Heidelberg, Xerox, A B Dick, Graphics Art Equipment, Duplo and most of the leading suppliers.
Sidney Bobb, BAPC chairman, commented: "We are delighted that so many organisations acknowledge that by being part of the BAPC they are helping build a community within the industry.
It is comforting to know that the efforts of the Association's national council are beginning to bear fruit and we look forward to working closely with our new associate members." The BAPC believes it is acknowledged as the fastest growing representative body within the graphics arts sector, providing a wide variety of benefits and facilities for members.
It has said that the growth in its popularity is not only recognised by the printers who have joined over the past few years but by suppliers to the industry.
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