St Ives web division is revamping its corporate stationery to reflect recent investment and be more market-specific.
Sales director Paul Utting said "We have invested a huge amount in each plant over the last few years and we need to talk about that." Each of the divisions six factories will have its own brochure, as will each of its market sectors. There will also be an overall brochure.
The website is also being updated and a new CD rom launched, but the divisions logo will remain unchanged. The Bluewater agency in Poole, Dorset, advised St Ives on the redesign.
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