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News Brief - January
2009
'Pickle-Scented
Shrek' Project Wins Top Honors
Concord Litho Wins 3 Awards in Regional Awards of Excellence Print
Competition
Concord Litho took home three prizes at the
annual Printing Industries of New England Awards of Excellence ceremony,
including a crystal Pinnacle for a kids Valentine’s Day card project
featuring the DreamWorks character Shrek, who – thanks to a clear coat of
scented varnish – smells like dill pickles.
Produced for Paper Magic Group, the Shrek project won top honors in the
largest division for the Special Finishing – Inks, Coatings and
Fragrances category; it was produced on one of Concord Litho’s five
heat-set web presses, and features dill pickle Rub ‘N Smell
scented varnish. The awards
ceremony was held November 6 in Framingham, Massachusetts.
Concord Litho, which has annual sales of $43 million, also won two
Awards of Merit in the Cards category for Division IV: another card in
the Paper Magic Group Valentines series that featured characters from
“The Bee Movie” and honeycomb scented varnish, and an eco-friendly
project produced on Concord Litho’s large-format KBA sheetfed press for
a local greeting card company.

ABOUT CONCORD LITHO
Founded in 1958, Concord Litho is an independent, $43 million printing
company in New Hampshire with six heat-set web and large-format sheetfed
presses, serving a roster of national clients, including TV Guide,
Rodale, Publishers Clearing House, TD Banknorth, Dunkin Donuts, and the
World Wildlife Fund. It has won more than 50 printing excellence awards
in the past two years and was the first official heat-set web and
sheetfed printing test site for the application of microencapsulated
Scentisphere™ Rub N’ Smell scented varnishes. For more information,
visit www.concordlitho.com or email print@concordlitho.com today.
ABOUT PRINTING
INDUSTRIES OF NEW ENGLAND (PINE)
Printing Industries of New England is the region's largest trade
association for printing and graphic communications companies,
representing New England's $12 billion print marketplace. Visit
www.pine.org for more information.
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