Tidewater Direct announced the integration of the Notepad Store into its Centreville printing operation. The Notepad Store, of Wallingford Connecticut, was a well-known manufacturer of generic notepads for non-profit agencies and the trade since 2017 led by President Kevin Corbett. Tidewater Direct is known for high-quality direct mail printing, to include continuous forms printing, commercial inkjet printing and finishing to the trade, pharmaceutical printing, and direct mail generic insert printing. Common generic formats include buck slips, terms and conditions, generic letters of all types. With its fleet of conventional and inkjet presses, to include Sunday 2000s, Sanden 1500s, and Screen 520 HD and NX inkjets, Tidewater is well-positioned to vertically integrate with the Notepad Store’s padding equipment to offer a full-service solution for direct mail, pharmaceutical and retail pads. “This integration demonstrates our commitment to our business model and to our clients,” remarked Geoff Eisenberg, President and Chief Operating Officer of Tidewater when asked about the philosophy behind this acquisition. “We’re excited to offer this new product to our clients and feel that we’ll create a value proposition that makes a lot of sense in this space.”

Heeter’s acquisition of Duke Printing is sparking something new for our clients – new services, new innovations, new solutions. Founded more than 75 years ago, Heeter is known for our continual evolution and innovation in the printing industry. We take pride in being first to market with technologies that enhance production with speed, personalization, and quality. *We were the first commercial printer in the United States to operate Ricoh’s flagship inkjet VC70000 press. *We have aligned with several strategic partners to ensure continuity and uptime for our clients, never falling behind on a project or a deadline. *We find effective and efficient ways to get every job done to the highest standards. It’s with these values and commitments in mind that we have made a strategic acquisition of another print and mail company, Duke Print & Mail Solutions, of Cleveland, Ohio.

Overcome with an increasing influx of work, Matrix Imaging Solutions was in search of a solution that could help them handle the mounting demands of customers all while keeping costs down. The print provider turned to inkjet for the technology and to Xerox for the right inkjet solution. After a thorough search, Matrix added a Xerox Brenva HD Production Inkjet Press to their production family.