"MUJI, first established in Japan in 1980, offers a wide range of high-quality products, including household goods, clothing, and food. Mujirushi Ryohin, or MUJI in Japanese, means "good quality goods without brands." MUJI at the “One Bangkok” department store in Bangkok is the largest branch in Thailand and offers MUJI’s unique embroidery service available globally. In addition, they also provide a T-shirt printing service exclusive to Thailand, which is the second store to offer this after the Central Chiang Mai Airport branch.
Mi Store is the official retail arm of renowned consumer electronics manufacturer Xiaomi. With locations across Portugal and a portfolio of around 400 tech products it constantly produces short runs of a variety of in-store communication materials.
A new hospital based in Saudi Arabia that prints patient reports, invoices, prescriptions and more, in-house.
A family run printing business specialising in materials for the retail industry
A family-run funeral home that places personalisation at the heart of its services
An educational trust responsible for 5,000 students across nine primary and secondary schools and academies
Providing vital emergency care services for the Mittlerer Oberrhein/Nordschwarzwald region.
Selçuk Ecza Deposu is Turkey’s oldest and the most distinguished pharmaceutical wholesale company
UK government department responsible for environmental protection, food production and standards, agriculture and more.
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