Feature Komori Shines in
Flourishing Latin America The Latin American
printing industry has registered solid growth over the last decade
and Komori is a big part of the story. A look at the characteristics
of the market and the Komori strategy that is making all the
difference. Komori
Distributors Drive Adaptive Strategies Komori distributors
in Latin America are tailoring unique approaches for different
markets and economies. Chief executives of Automacion Grafica in
Argentina, Gutenberg Máquinas e Materiais Gráficos of Brazil, Imagex
in Chile, Colombia’s Alfonso Patiño, Grafinal in Ecuador, Peru,
Uruguay and Bolivia, GrupoSánchez of Mexico, and Egrafica of
Venezuela detail their strategies for front-line sales and
service. Latin
Users Demand Latest Technologies Latin American Komori
users are leading the regional printing industry by introducing
state-of-the-art presses and systems for their sophisticated
clientele. The latest from Peru’s Serinsa, Ultraprint of Brazil,
Morgan Impresores in Chile, Nova Página of Brazil, and MBM Impresora
in Mexico. Plus, notes from Expográfica 2009 in Mexico City.
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User Profiles The Right
Machine for Each Market Printers always face
distinct market opportunities and Komori prides itself on providing
special solutions. News from GPS Colour Graphics in Northern
Ireland; D+L of Bocholt, Germany; De Groot Drukkerij in Goudriaan,
the Netherlands; Bitter und Loose of Greven, Germany; Angstrom
Graphics in Hollywood, Florida; L’ Artésienne of Liévin, France;
Mitchell Press in Burnaby, British Columbia, Canada; Aalgaard Offset
of Aalgaard, Norway; and Shanghai Horizon Printing in Shanghai,
China.
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Events A4 Ofset Is Sappi
International Printer of the Year Komori user A4
Ofset of Turkey has captured the ‘Elephant,’ the grand prix in the
competition for Sappi International Printer of the Year in Cape
Town, South Africa.
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Corporate Notes Changes
at the Komori Plants Komori’s environmental
strategy is changing a forest next to the Yamagata Plant in a way
that will help the air and the community. Also, a look at the latest
shots of the new construction under way at the Tsukuba Plant.
