4over, Inc.

To put it simply, last year was rough for a lot of businesses in the printing industry. Operations halted, doors closed and layoffs were enforced. However, there were survivors. And a lucky few managed to break even, while some even made a buck or two.

The United States is in a financial crisis on par with the tumultuous economic times of the 1930s. And while it is impacting automakers, retailers, financial institutions and many segments of the print industry, some trade-only printers seem to be getting by unscathed.

Headquartered in Huber Heights, Ohio, 4over, Inc. held a ribbon-cutting ceremony on Nov. 15 for its fifth production facility, with public officials and dignitaries from the Dayton and Huber Heights communities joining in the festivities. The facility is located in the former Paxar building, located at 7801 Technology Blvd. in Huber Heights. It joins the fleet of four production facilities in California. The Huber Heights production facility will be fully operational by the end of the year, facilitating the needs of customers in the midwest, east coast and southern regions. The new location will help to reduce turnaround times by nearly