Mark Andy Print Products (MAPP) is doubling down on its position as the go-to supplier of print-related items and pressroom consumables, as it targets the whole of the industry with its suite of products and services.

MAPP has already established a strong reputation in the industry, with more than 30,000 items. These include products, parts and chemistries from brand names such as Cheshire Anilox Technology, Flexo Concepts and GEW. Its inventory spans anilox rolls and storage solutions, inks and liquids, doctor blades, tint sleeves, plate mounting systems and tapes, chiller fluids and most other components necessary to keep flexo converting equipment operational.

Andy Clarke, MAPP’s European operations director, says, “Over the last 10 years, MAPP has proven itself as a reputable and reliable supplier of parts and consumables to printers and converters all over the world, regardless of technology or application. Now is the time to strengthen our position in the market and to reiterate the level of service and support we offer.”

Meanwhile, Warren Packaging is a family-owned and operated company located in Ontario, CA, USA and has been in business since 1999. The company provide custom labels, corrugated boxes, and folded cartons. Warren Packaging added the Domino N610i digital UV inkjet press in July 2021, and the company has continued to see strong growth ever since.

Phil Warren, Jr. says, “When we did add the Domino, and one of the big factors of why we wanted Domino, was to move a lot of work from flexo to digital. With Domino, we’ve been able to do that… produce a thousand, maybe even 50,000 labels. And it also let us get into companies that we weren’t in before. For us, it’s been huge.”

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