Longford installs custom packaging system for International Cards and Gifts

Longford International and International Cards and Gifts Dorset
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Case study: International Cards and Gifts - Dorset, United Kingdom

Longford International Ltd has just installed a turn key custom collator, batch counter and packaging system for greeting cards and envelopes.

Longford International and International Cards & Gifts
From left to right: Ian Wagstaff, International Cards & Gifts Ltd. Graham Collisson, Area Sales Manager Longford Europe NV © Longford


Ian Wagstaff, International Cards & Gifts Ltd., commented on the installation:

"I have worked with Longford for many years and we are absolutely delighted with the new line. The service we receive from Graham & Terry is second to none"

This article was originally published by Langford International.

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