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News Release from: Red Pepper Print
Edited by the Printingtalk Editorial
Team on 22 March 2007
Printer's GBP100k Buys CTP And Proofing
Systems
One of the latest names to emerge on the north west UK print scene has celebrated its first birthday by investing in GBP100,000 worth of new equipment.
One of the latest names to emerge on the north west UK print scene has celebrated its first birthday by investing in GBP100,000 worth of new equipment Formed just one year ago, Stockport-based Red Pepper Print said it has already established a strong reputation for delivering printing services for a range of clients, from small, local companies through to major, blue chip customers
This article was originally published on Printingtalk on 1 Mar 2004 at 8.00am (UK)
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It has now taken delivery of a new Agfa computer-to-plate (CTP) as well as a new Canon proofing system with the aim of improving the speed and quality of the services Red Pepper provides.
Those services include everything from photography and design through to digital and six-colour litho print.
Red Pepper sales director, Paul Brunt, said: "The speed with which you respond to customer requests for these services is a key factor in winning work from a very competitive print marketplace.
However, the quality of the end result is equally as important and with this new equipment we're now in a position to improve in both these areas." Red Pepper works either directly for individual clients, or via advertising, marketing and design agencies.
Brunt added: "We have to be very flexible in our approach and offer a different type of service to each type of customer.
The new equipment now allows us to do this more easily than before and we hope that our customers will benefit accordingly.".
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