SAPPI Printer of the Year Award

Arandell has been chosen as the recipient of 2 silver awards in this years SAPPI Printer of the Year Competition.

The following catalogs:

CARTER’S | Oshkosh B’Gosh Back to School 2016 and Neiman Marcus | Horchow October 2016 were selected to be award winners.

Sappi’s Printer of the Year awards are regarded as the world’s most respected accolade of excellence in printed communications.

Entries are judged based on the following criteria:
Overall impact of the piece
General appearance
Innovation
Appropriateness of techniques and materials used to the subject matter

Degree of difficulty

Efforts will be judged in accordance with how difficult they are to perform, with more points awarded for successful execution of challenging techniques.
Technical excellence
Dot structure and integrity
Ink density
Line screen, DPI
Color consistency
Registration

CONGRATULATIONS once again to the Arandell associates in supporting Arandell’s promise in delivering unparalleled catalog print quality to our clients and continuing our promise to GO BEYOND!
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