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West Yorkshire Production Firm Scoops Prestigious Award
Otley based print production specialists, JPS Limited, has been named as Best Print and Production Service at this year’s Supplier and Partnership of the Year Awards.
The firm, which undertakes large commercial printing jobs for leading fashion, lifestyle and niche mail-order brands, was nominated for the award and voted for by its clients.
Run by the Direct Commerce Association, the awards aim to recognise suppliers who go over and above to deliver exceptional results and second to none customer service through expertise and partnership working.
Bridget Petty, commercial director of JPS Limited, said: “We’re delighted to have won Best Print and Production Service. It’s an honour to have been nominated by our clients as we pride ourselves on our reputation for exceptional standards of customer service and print quality.
“It is an endorsement of the skilled work we produce for each client and the value that delivers to their business and ours.
“The standard of the competition was incredibly high this year, with so many well-established companies in the running for the awards. We’re thrilled to have won.”
The team at JPS Limited collected the industry accolade at a ceremony hosted at Hampton Court Palace.
Founded in 1994 and operated by brother and sister team John and Bridget Petty, JPS Limited works with brands such as Scotts of Stow, Charles Tyrwhitt, Pure Collection and The Fold.
For more information visit www.jpsprint.co.uk
This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by Niamh Hamill .
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