The 1.8m run perfect bound title is sent to Boots highest-spending Advantage Card customers and is published six times a year - an increase on its previous quarterly frequency. It has an average pagination of 96pp.
Cooper Clegg sales director David Heine said the firm was naturally delighted to have won the contract. Redwood have a reputation for producing high quality titles and they demand high levels of service and quality.
Cooper Clegg will print and bind the title.
The win will help the Tewkesbury company plug the gap left by the loss of Glamour, which has just switched to gravure printing in Germany.
Boots Health & Beauty was formerly printed at Polestar Watmoughs. Pre-press remains at Electronic Solutions.
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