September is generally the first of commercial printing’s three biggest months; however, printing shipments dropped 11% to $7.5 billion vs. last year, the lowest level in Sept. since 1994.
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As a commercial printer, I fear balance of the year as well as 1Q2010 will also be down. My order books are hand to month. Comments from other printers that read this blog?
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