Freeport Press

Three Printers Refuse LGBT Student Publication
April 28, 2011

Three printing companies have refused to publish the spring edition of Fusion, a Campus Progress-sponsored LGBT magazine at Kent State University, citing concerns over its images and language. The three Ohio-based printing companies that rejected Fusion in its final form—Freeport Press Inc. in Freeport, Hess Print Solutions in Brimfield, and Davis Graphic Communication Solutions in Bamberton—cited similar reasons for refusing to publish the magazine.

ACROSS the nation
April 1, 2011

Commercial printing industry news briefs for April 2011, including items on Competitive Folding and Gateway Printing & Office Supply.

Freeport Press has Second Komori Web Press Up and Running
March 17, 2011

It took only 36 days from the arrival of the first Komori System 38 web press components to the first commercial print run. “For short-run production of publications and catalogs, these are the most advanced heatset web offset presses in the world,” said James Pilcher, vice president of manufacturing.

BINDERY matters
February 1, 2011

Binding and finishing news from Printing Impressions’ February 2011 edition, featuring items on Prestige Printing, Brown Printing, Freeport Press and Thomson-Shore.

Freeport Press Upgrades Komori Web with Rima Automatic Log Stacker
January 11, 2011

The combination of the RS 610 horizontal log stacker with the RS 650 log palletizer and a full RS 34 compensating stacking backup system allows seamless, uninterrupted product delivery from the fastest makeready heatset web press in the market—Komori System 38S.

BINDERY matters
September 1, 2010

Binding and finishing news from Printing Impressions' September 2010 edition, including items on Napco, UniGraphic and Binding Industries Association.

UPFRONT
September 1, 2010

Commercial printing industry news briefs, including items on Colour Concepts, Saltus, JohnsByrne, Freeport and more.

Ohio Governor, Freeport Press Announce Creation of 40 New Jobs
August 9, 2010

In May, Governor Strickland announced a $2.2 million 166 Direct Loan to support Freeport Press' expansion project that will add a new printing press, create 40 new jobs and retain 150 existing jobs. The loan was to The Finance Fund, which used New Market Tax Credits to provide financing for the $6.6 million total project.