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News Release from: Goss International | Subject: Universal 75 press
Edited by the Printingtalk Editorial
Team on 11 April 2007
Universal 75 Press For Major Chinese
Newspapers
The Tianjin Newspaper Printing Co in Tianjin (China) has ordered a new Goss Universal 75 press with four four-high towers, two folders and six reelstands.
The Tianjin Newspaper Printing Co in Tianjin (China) has ordered a new Goss Universal 75 press with four four-high towers, two folders and six reelstands The press will be installed during Spring 2007
This article was originally published on Printingtalk on 13 Oct 2006 at 8.00am (UK)
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The Dazhong News Group based in Shandong province, China, has ordered a shaftless Goss Universal 75 press to increase capacity and quality for the publication of its leading newspaper Dazhong Daily.
After the merger of the city's two major newspaper groups, Tianjin Daily and Tianjin Evening News in 2005, the new printing company was established.
A new joint printing plant housing the Universal press will consolidate production currently serviced at two independent facilities, including primary titles The Tianjin Daily and the Tianjin Evening News, as well as a number of other publications.
Tianjin Evening News has been a Goss press user for a long time, running three Universal 45 presses and three Universal 70 presses.
Zhao Xin, deputy director and principal engineer of the Tianjin Evening News printing plant, commented: "We have built a strong relationship with the Goss International team in China.
Our existing presses have proven to be extremely reliable and consistently provide the high colour quality that has become our trademark.
Based on this, we came to the decision to again invest in Goss equipment." The Tianjin Daily News Group developed the city's first consumer weekly, Holiday 100.
Focusing on fashion, home decor, holiday destinations and new consumer products, the newspaper stands out by using longer orange newsprint and colourful printing, said Goss.
Its fresh style has led Holiday 100 to become the city's biggest selling weekly.
Zhao Xin added: "Across our portfolio, we now have a total printing capacity of about 10 million broadsheet copies daily.
With many of our titles expanding rapidly it's vitally important that we streamline our operations to boost productivity to its full potential without compromising on quality.
The investment in the Goss Universal 75 is a key factor in achieving this aim." The Tianjin Daily and Tianjin Evening News sell over 250,000 copies and about 600,000 copies, respectively, everyday.
The merged newspaper groups also publish eight other newspapers, including one of the city's fastest growing daily titles, Meiri Xin Bao (Morning Post), which prints approximately 300,000 copies and the ChengShi Kuai Bao, which focuses mainly on local news.
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