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At Print House we believe it is important to keep our clients 'in the loop'.
In production for a little over 10 years now, the Printing Plus is a great place to show case some of the projects Print House has undertaken. However, more importantly it highlights some of the innovative ideas and great print work our clients are publishing for the needs of their specific market. This issue, our 52nd edition, again profiles some of our long standing clients who 'week in and week out' are providing well designed and functional print products. With the recession 'on the mind' of most business people at the moment we have also provided a few tips from the team at the National Bank. I consider most of the points made to be normal business practice but I suggest the most important point is to 'love your customers'. With the help of the National Bank, we have recently invested in new equipment with the aim to provide faster turnaround and more competitive options for printed products that require binding. New platemaking and bindery technology also increases our ability to reduce waste and provide a wider range of environmentally sustainable products. Sustainability in all parts of business continues to be a priority as we endeavour to reduce our carbon footprint and provide our clients with an authentic method of identification that does make a real difference to the environment. Consumers are becoming increasingly aware of where and how products are made, so choosing environmentally sustainable paper and print products is a good business decision. To be able the use of the PEFC and FSC labeling to highlight your environmental decisions there are two simple requirements. You must use a certified paper and a certified printing company, which of course is Print House. Only a PEFC or FSC 'Chain of Custody' certified printer can use these logos and there is a certification or licence number which is printed on the product with the logo to provide true authenticity. Why not show your clients that you care about the environment... especially as it won't cost you a cent more to do so? I hope you enjoy this issue of Printing Plus. Don't hesitate to give me a call or email me if you would like any further information. Yours in print, 
CEO brett@phprint.co.nz 
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