Mittera Acquires Selected Assets of Michigan-based Commercial Print Company, Rogers Printing Inc.

Mittera, a national leader in print and digital communication strategies, announced the acquisition of select business assets of Rogers Printing Inc., a family-operated commercial printing business and one of the oldest companies in the state of Michigan. Rogers Printing is a leader in sheetfed and web printing with customers across the United States.

With a storied history of innovation and dedication to service, Rogers Printing has played a pivotal role in the printing industry for over a century. Under the stewardship of the Rogers family, spanning four generations, the company has continually adapted to technological advancements while maintaining a steadfast commitment to service. “Our foundational commitment to the long-term needs of our trusted client partners will be reinforced, ensuring their continued growth while benefiting from expanded capabilities and a larger network of resources with Mittera’s platform,” said Tom Rogers, President and CEO of Rogers Printing.

As one of the largest privately-owned printers in North America, Mittera thrives on adapting quickly to meet the evolving demands of the print, mail, and marketing industry, while strengthening client relationships with innovative, time-saving solutions. The addition of Rogers Printing will mark Mittera’s 23rd acquisition and reinforces the company’s commitment to build upon its consolidation strategy of bringing the best people in the industry together to serve clients with one of the most robust manufacturing platforms in the country.
more at: https://mittera.com/rogers-printing/

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