Chris Carpenter, President and owner of Sun Prairie, Wisconsin-based Royle Printing, describes why his catalog and magazine printing operation invested in an eight-unit Goss Sunday 2000 heatset web offset press with double former folder. He also discusses the current industry-wide paper shortage.
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