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Mitsubishi Imaging, Inc. Signs Exclusive Agreement with Drewsen Spezialpapiere

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7 years ago

October 31, 2016

Mitsubishi Imaging (MPM), Inc has signed an agreement with DREWSEN SPEZIALPAPIERE to be the exclusive sales agent of their PROINKJET papers in North America. DREWSEN’s PROINKJET line of surface treated inkjet papers are compatible with most high-speed commercial inkjet presses.

“DREWSEN’s PROINKJET line is the perfect complement and line extension to Mitsubishi’s expansive portfolio of coated Production Inkjet papers. It rounds out our offering with a surface treated pigmented paper suited for a range of print applications from security papers, transaction/transpromo to direct mail applications at a very competitive price point,” said Cathy Cartolano, Vice President of Sales and Technical Services, Mitsubishi Imaging (MPM), Inc. “Our partnership with DREWSEN strengthens our commitment to the Production Inkjet market as we look to deliver top-quality products that answer a wide range of business needs,” Cartolano added.

“We are delighted to partner with a sales organization who is committed to, and has a long history of, delivering quality, reliable products to their customers,” said Christian von Buchwaldt, Sales Director Print & Packaging Paper Division from DREWSEN. “This strategic agreement positions our products in the ever growing US Production Inkjet market with a highly trusted partner,” von Buchwaldt continues.

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