Print On Demand Worldwide Partner With Two Sides

The print and paper advocacy group Two Sides are excited to announce its newest member, one of the leading book printers in the UK, Print On Demand Worldwide.

Quality is at the heart of Print On Demand Worldwide – it is the backbone of the business, from investing in the latest high-tech printers bringing a true on-demand service for customers, to customer service that ensures a bespoke service for all.

“Print On Demand Worldwide are delighted to become a member of Two Sides. We believe in being green and working towards an environmentally conscious printing future. We’ve won many awards for our environmental flair over the years and, by using Two Sides’ materials and research, we look forward to promoting the sustainable story of print media and enhancing our own sustainability story even further,” says Andy Cork, Managing Director for Print On Demand Worldwide.

Print On Demand Worldwide believes in being green and working towards an environmentally conscious printing future with their digital book and journal printing.
more at: https://www.twosides.info/UK/print-on-demand-worldwide-partner-with-two-sides/

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