To provide more service and synergies, Druckhaus Berlin is now concentrating its Berlin activities at one location in Marienfelde. A new corporate design and a modern Internet presence with an online shop round off the external development.
Druckhaus Berlin (formerly Druckhaus Berlin- Mitte) is in a mood for change: with immediate effect, the company is concentrating its Berlin activities in the Marienfelde district. The south of Tempelhof is one of the city's strongest industrial locations and Buckower Chaussee has a long tradition, especially in the printing and packaging scene.
The merger of the two sites opens a new chapter in the company's history as a pioneer in sustainable print production. Druckhaus Berlin landed its first coup back in February: the merger with the large-format print shop Klingenberg Berlin enabled it to expand its portfolio to include large-format posters in the so-called 8x8 format. Now the physical merger of the two companies is to take place at a common location. The aim is to generate new impulses, more synergy effects and the complete product range under one roof. Druckhaus Berlin wants to get things moving and transfer the European environmental management system EMAS to the new location in Buckower Chaussee by the end of 2020.
Visually, too, some things are new and different: the Druckhaus logo has been redesigned and the company website has been updated graphically and technically. An online shop allows customers to order selected standard productions via the Internet. To launch the shop, the print house will initially offer its range of calendars and posters, and in a next step it will also be possible to order various environmentally friendly print products online.
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