21 Colour Open Edinburgh Office
21 Colour are delighted to announce that on May 6th we will open our new Customer Service and Pre Press facility in Edinburgh. The office has been in the planning stages for some time and will help to improve the service to our Edinburgh based clients. The new facility will operate as a Pre Press and Customer Service hub. By using our Insite Server we are able to transfer the common ripped files from Glasgow to Edinburgh / Edinburgh to Glasgow speeding up the production of jobs.
The office will be maned by Ross Brunton and Alan McGuire

FSC & PEFC Accreditation.
21 Colour are delighted to announce that at the end of 2007 we achieved FSC & PEFC Environmental Accreditation. These quality standards are confirmation of the existing environmental and quality processes that the business has operated within for the last few years. Many of our customers are becoming more aware of the environmental impact of print and we can be a great deal of help in choosing the best format to produce their printed products.
If you would like any more information regarding the environmental impact of print and how we could assist you email Trevor Price at 21 Colour for details.

21 Colour and Europe win the Ryder Cup
Once again 21 Colour are delighted to have worked on the Ryder Cup On and Off Course printed literature. Over the course of 6 weeks we printed 5 jobs for the event from the Spectator Guide to the Players Guide totaling 1 million sheets of paper and 2 million impressions. Four years ago we printed some jobs for Ryder Cup at the Belfry and the client was so impressed with our approach that they asked if we could handle all of the sheetfed items for the event. Our two new Roland 500 presses we were able to produce more sheets in a shorter time scale than previously and with our colour management on the presses we were able to guarantee colour consistency over all of the jobs.

Well here we go the first post on the 21 Colour blogspot. Hopefully this will fill up with wonderful tales of successful print jobs and minimal screwups… who knows?