Back in 1918, Harry G. Kriegel convinced newspaper magnate William Randolph Hearst to lease him an unused ink manufactuzring plant in Hoboken, NJ. Ink World magazine has tracked the growth of the ink industry and its allied industries through years of changes, technology, evolution, consolidation and market development. No other magazine has been around for as long or covered as much of the global printing ink business. This website is dedicated to providing in-depth industry coverage and late-breaking news.
While that may seem rather inauspicious, Mr. Kriegel’s acquisition led to the founding of Superior Printing Ink Co., Inc. Today, Superior Printing Ink remains a family-owned operation, growing to sales of more than $75 million in 2000, making it one of the seven largest U.S. ink manufacturers. From its lower Manhattan headquarters, its leaders survey a nationwide operation of more than 25 branches.
Superior Printing Ink has risen to its present status through hard work and timely acquisitions. It is a recipe that its leaders plan to follow for the next genera
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