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NAGASA RELEASES IMPORT-EXPORT GUIDE

Washington, DC, September 1996 - NAGASA, the North American Graphic Arts Suppliers Association, has released an all-new import-export guide of particular interest to manufacturers and distributors in the graphic arts industry. In announcing the guide, David J. Steinhardt, NAGASA President/CEO, said: "The new NAGASA Import-Export Channel Guide represents a further expansion of NAGASA's role as a provider of information to manufacturers and distributors in the graphic arts, both in North America and abroad. The guide should prove useful both to those interested in exploring the North American market from beyond our shores, and to those seeking to expand their graphic arts presence beyond North America. An entire section on doing business in Mexico will be of particular interest to many." The NAGASA Import-Export Channel Guide is especially useful to those needing to locate specific information about exporting to or importing from a particular country.

The guide lists sources and Internet addresses from which the latest regulations and customs information may be obtained.

The 57-page NAGASA Import-Export Channel Guide was prepared by Agneta Wennerbo of Southwestern University in Washington, DC. NAGASA members may purchase the guide for $95; the nonmember price is $235. Further information is available by calling 202-328-8441.

NAGASA - the North American Graphic Arts Suppliers Association - is the world's largest trade association of dealers, value added resellers, systems integrators, manufacturers and distributors serving the graphic arts, imaging and publishing industries. NAGASA members sell more than $3 billion of equipment, supplies, systems, software, paper and service annually. The association is dedicated to strengthening distribution channel alliances, streamlining costs and operations, and improving the business performance of its more than 350 members.

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