Established as a weekly newspaper in 1880, Freeport Press has grown into a New Philadelphia, Ohio-based commercial printer specializing in high-quality niche publications and catalogs. Still family-owned and operated, the company has remained in continuous operation for more than 140 years and now employs over 200 people across its Ohio facilities. Its G7 Master Printer qualification and FSC certification reflect a focus on consistent color and responsible print production.
G7 Master Printer
FSC Certification (FSC-C006293)
FSC Certified Chain of Custody (SW-COC-00383)
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Foote PrintingFounded in Cleveland in 1907, Foote Printing is a family-owned commercial printer producing everything from books and brochures to direct-mail pieces and large-format signage. Now run by brothers Michael and Steven Duhr, the small union shop brings more than 100 years of combined printing experience to in-house production, design, finishing, and mailing. Its Cleveland facility is powered by rooftop solar and recycles roughly 99.9% of the paper and ink products that pass through the business.CLEVELAND, OH
Gazette Printing CoEstablished in 1786, Gazette Printing Co. is a 40-inch commercial printer serving manufacturing and life-sciences customers. Originally part of the Daily Hampshire Gazette, the Northampton-area company became independent in 1874 and is now the country’s second-oldest continuously operating printing company. Under Mark and Paula Goodwin’s ownership since 2006, its trained artisans support commercial print production with G7-certified color consistency.PITTSBURGH, PA
Pinnacle Press IncFamily-owned and rooted in Canton since 1976, Pinnacle Press produces commercial print through digital and offset presses, with fulfillment and mailing services to carry projects through delivery. Bob Kettlewell founded the company, his daughter Vicky Sterling became sole owner in 2019, and her daughter Brooke is being mentored as its third-generation owner. The company serves Northeast Ohio and customers across the United States.CANTON, OH
PressworksWhat began as Betty Izzard’s home bindery in 1980 has grown into a family-run Plain City print shop led by her sons, Mark and Doug. Pressworks now occupies a 110,000-square-foot campus with more than 100 employees, serving Central Ohio businesses as well as Fortune 100 companies. The company is known for keeping production in-house, with its G7 Certified presses and experienced staff carrying projects from files to finished delivery.PLAIN CITY, OH