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Nazdar SourceOne Adds New Textile Ink Business Unit

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January 27, 2014

Screen Printing Screen Printing January 2014 Issue

Nazdar SourceOne has announced the establishment of a new Textile Ink Business Unit. The core responsibility of the unit is to develop and deliver complete printing solutions for garment decorators across the US, Central America, Mexico, and the Caribbean.

The new unit will work in close collaboration with all resources within the SourceOne organization, the company reports, including marketing, operations, and sales. In addition, it will work with industry manufacturers, brands, and specifiers “to develop programs and relationships that bring value to the SourceOne customers in this strategic market segment.”

“The rapid rate of change in material regulation, ink technologies, and design trends required us to support our customers with the highest level of support and experience,” says Peter Walsh, president of SourceOne. “This specialized group will provide an unmatched level of focus and expertise in helping our customers to achieve increased levels of success with their garment-decorating operations.”

The group will be led by Danny Sweem, who will serve as vice president of the Textile Ink Business Unit.

NAZDAR SOURCE ONE
www.sourceone.nazdar.com

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