Thomson Reuters Core Publishing Solutions Named Printing Impressions 2024 “Innovator of the Year”

Thomson Reuters, a global content and technology company, proudly announces that its Core Publishing Solutions book manufacturing and fulfilment business, part of the Global Print segment, has been honored with Printing Impressions’ 2024 Innovator of the Year Award. This prestigious recognition showcases Core Publishing Solutions’ successful transformation from a legacy book manufacturer into a cutting-edge printing and fulfilment leader.

For over 150 years, Thomson Reuters has served as a powerhouse in publishing and manufacturing books for the legal and tax sectors. However, as customer preference evolved towards digital media, Core Publishing Solutions strategically embarked on a reinvention. The transformation of its 1.3 million-square-foot facility in Eagan, Minnesota, into a modern book manufacturing, warehousing, custom kitting, and fulfillment leader is a testament to this evolution.
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