Midland Launches New Digital Paper Catalog for HP Indigo and Toner Technology

Midland Specialty Paper & Film, a division of Midland, is excited to announce the official launch of a new Digital Paper Catalog for HP Indigo and Toner Technology. This comprehensive new catalog provides a unique, powerful single source for all of a printer’s HP Indigo and Toner paper needs.

“The new catalog has been in the making for the last 2 years. With all of the changes and challenges in paper supply, we took that time to continue to refine the final product into what is without question, the best paper selection resource for Digital Printers in the industry today” said Mike Ratcliff, President of Midland’s Specialty Paper and Film Division. Midland’s sales organization will be distributing this new catalog to its customers across the country over the coming weeks and months.

“The catalog has some unique new tools included to help select the best paper for the printer’s customers”, said David Field, General Manager of Midland’s Specialty Paper and Film Division. “We couldn’t be more excited to get this into our customer’s hands”.

With over $1.0 billion in annual sales, Midland Paper is one of the largest independently owned merchant distributors in North America. Midland’s access to the world’s highest quality paper mills and digital substrate manufacturers combined with its commitment to provide excellent customer service and unmatched industry expertise, uniquely positions the company to be the future of digital media supply.

For more information, contact Mike Ratcliff at Michael.Ratcliff@midlandco.com and David Field at David.Field@midlandco.com.

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