LPi Sets Record-Breaking Week: 42.1 Million Pages Printed!

December 18, 2024

We have some incredible news to share — recently, our production teams achieved a record-breaking milestone, printing an astonishing 42.1 million pages in a single week! This achievement surpasses last year’s holiday record of 39.2 million pages, representing a remarkable 7.4% increase.


Ken Hause, Operations Director, shared his pride in the team’s accomplishment:


“This reflects the incredible hard work and dedication you all bring to the table. Your hard work, collaboration, and commitment continue to drive us forward, one page at a time.”


The record-breaking numbers highlight the exceptional teamwork across all six production facilities.


Joe Luedtke, CEO, weighed in on this historic achievement, emphasizing how it reaffirms the vitality of print:


“Occasionally, you hear that statement, ‘print is dead.’ Nope! Our customers, through their actions, are telling us the exact opposite. Last week, we printed more pages than ever before in LPi’s history. It wasn’t easy — it took a lot of late-night work and weekend work — but you did it. Thank you for serving our customers so well!”


This milestone is a testament to the dedication, hard work, and collaboration of every team member at LPi. Congratulations to everyone on the production team — your efforts continue to make LPi shine!


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