Arandell Wins Eight 2020 Gold Ink Awards, Including Silver for Web-Fed Catalogs

The 2020 Gold Ink Awards recently took place, with winners being announced earlier this month.

We are pleased to announce that Arandell was the recipient of eight awards this year, including the Silver award for our work on the Gudrun Sjoden Spring 2020 catalog.

Arandell participates in several print industry competitions each year, including the Graphics Excellence Awards, the Premier Print Awards and of course, the Gold Ink Awards. Along with it being the last competition of the year, the Gold Ink Awards competition is also the most prestigious, as it is put on by Printing Impressions – the print industry’s most well-recognized and influential industry publication.

Each year, an independent team of print industry experts reviews thousands of entries from printers around the world. Entries are judged based on many different factors including defects/issues, embellishment, binding/finishing and overall quality.

Arandell is very proud to have won an award in eight out of a possible ten Gold Ink Awards competitions. Since its inception in 2011, Arandell has been a three-time Gold, two-time Silver and one-time Bronze award winner along with being the recipient of dozens of Pewter awards.

Each of Arandell’s eight 2020 Gold Ink awards this year was won in the Web-Fed Consumer Catalog Category, a category that is always one of the toughest to place in due to difficult competition.
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