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Welcome to Printing Industries of Wisconsin |
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Since 1886, Printing Industries of Wisconsin has represented the printing industry and its allied partners. We are a professional state-wide trade association helping you and your business achieve powerful results. "We enjoy being part of PIW. It's allowed us to network with other printers and learn from each other. The quality of educational seminars that PIW sponsors is top notch, as well. With conditions in the market place as they are, we are pleased to have a strong partner to help guide us when needed." Andy Lyke - President - Ripon Printers
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Graphic Excellence Awards 10th Anniversary |
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The 10th annual Graphics Excellence Awards are seeking the finest examples of printing and finishing craftsmanship. The competition recognizes printers and finishers throughout Wisconsin for their commitment to excellence and innovation in print production. Why Enter? Winning a GEA Award strengthens customer relationships, fosters teamwork and earns industry recognition. It’s your time to shine! PIW enters our Best of Category – The Badger winners into the Printing Industries of America’s Premier Print Awards. Each year Wisconsin entries have been awarded the prestigious “Benny”, gaining international exposure. Join us in moving Wisconsin’s proud tradition of print forward. Submit your finest work and your entry forms. Deadline is March 2, 2010. Call Judi Wolters at 262.695.6253 or
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From the Wisconsin H1N1 Situation Report |
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Although it is frustrating for those who are in search of the H1N1 Flu vaccination, the CDC keeps assuring us that there will be enough vaccinations for the people who want it. According to an ABC News Medical Unit story, a state-by-state comparison of flu websites revealed that Wisconsin, New Jersey and Kansas are helping the vaccine process run a little smoother by providing vaccine locating tools, lists of local doctors who will provide the vaccine, and even phone numbers for hotlines devoted to helping the public locate a H1N1 vaccine clinic or doctor nearby. |
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CPSC Issues Its First Determination |
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On August 19, 2009, the CPSC issued the first in what is hoped will be a series of "determinations" regarding book components and other printed matter exemptions from the lead limits. When CPSC makes a determination, it is declaring that a material does not inherently contain lead or does not contain lead that exceeds the lead content limits. Any material that is covered by a determination is exempt from the lead limits and does not require testing and certification. |
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