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The print service provider for the trade has announced its expansion of ecommerce operations in the Republic of Ireland
Tradeprint, a UK-based print service provider (PSP) for the trade, has made the strategic move to expand operations into the Republic of Ireland.
The expansion has been done in order to meet market demand from Irish businesses, which include print managers, print resellers, creative agencies, and design studios.
Tradeprint says it has established itself as a trusted partner in the UK market, with products manufactured at its headquartered site in Dundee, Scotland.
As part of the expansion the company has curated a product catalogue tailored to the Irish market which gives customers an “optimised ecommerce experience”.
Anthony Rowell, sales & customer success director and sustainability lead at Tradeprint, says: “We are excited to bring some of Tradeprint’s extensive range of print products and services to the Republic of Ireland.
“The demand from the Irish market has been overwhelming, and we are committed to offering an ecommerce experience that reflects our dedication to quality, speed, and customer service.”
Tradeprint has ensured it meets the expectations of Irish customers by providing accurate pricing in Euros with local payment gateways that adhere to Irish taxation, import duties, and shipping regulations.
The trade printer has also ensured it has customised product descriptions, a white label shipping service, and a dedicated customer support team for Irish customers.
The expansion by Tradeprint is being supported by a site wide discount of 15% to celebrate the launch.
The company concludes: “Tradeprint has taken significant steps to ensure that the Irish expansion provides a white label shipping service, competitive pricing, and the usual commitment to high quality and fast turnarounds.”
