Minnesota-Based Spectrum Marketing Services and Range Printing Merge (piworld.com)

The merger will allow Range to deliver bundled, innovative marketing solutions addressing the needs of its current and future customers. These solutions can now cover the, “Full Range” of marketing needs that include print, apparel, promotional products, websites, Web-to-print sites, and fulfillment on a larger scale – all from one source.

Range will combine many of the commercial printing capabilities from both facilities into the Brainerd, Minn., location. The screen printing, embroidery, apparel and promotional services will remain in the Little Falls, Minn., facility. The satellite sales offices will remain, expanding Range’s service areas. Combined, the companies have more than 60 employees passionate about everything print!

Range continues to drive technology innovation while providing customers with world-class customer support.

Spectrum Marketing Services was founded in 1994 as a commercial printing company offering printing, apparel decoration, promotional products, web services, and fulfillment. Spectrum’s production facilities are located in Little Falls, Minn., with sales offices in Alexandria, Minn.; Bismarck, N.D.; Denver; Moorhead, Minn.; Sioux Falls, S.D.; and Wadena, Minn.

Range Printing, founded in 1968 is a third-generation commercial printing company located in Brainerd, Minn. Range offers UV-sheetfed printing, digital printing, large-format, creative design, mailing, web services (Web-to-print), and fulfillment services.
https://www.piworld.com/article/spectrum-marketing-services-range-printing-merge/

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