Welcome to the September issue of Laserfoil News.
2010 is fast disappearing and the holiday season is just around the corner. The last two months have seen business picking up for us at Laserfoil; I hope business is improving for you as well.
Christmas 2010
I know many of us are probably not ready to think about it yet but Christmas is less than 3 months away and it is time to start making plans. Personalised Christmas cards sent to your clients and suppliers is       a great way to thank your customers for their business and allows you to start 2011 on a positive note.
Laserfoil has a range of Christmas cards that are fully customisable with       or without foil print. Add your own text inside or outside, add your own photo and even print your customer's names, all this can be done with our cards. We can do as few as 10 cards or as many as 500.


Have a look on our website to find out more and see the full range. If you mention this newsletter you will get a 20% discount on your order
Spotlight on Heilala Vanilla
Lately we have been printing a lot of Self Adhesive Labels for both current and new customers. One of our regular clients is Heilala Vanilla based in Tauranga; they use laserfoil for many of their label requirements. Heilala grows vanilla in Tonga and New Zealand and supply quality vanilla products both in New Zealand and overseas. Last month they had confirmation of their first shipment to the US at short notice and needed altered labels that met the US labelling requirements. Over a busy few days we adjusted their label artwork and printed over 1500 labels and swing tags for them. Their shipment left for the US on time only a week ago - the first of many!
Contact Details
Laserfoil Design & Print Limited
2/88 Lake Road, Northcote, Auckland, 0624
PO Box 102 106, North Shore Mail Centre, Auckland 0745
Phone 09 488 6773
Free phone 0800 364 533
email: printing@laserfoil.co.nz
* We no longer have a fax machine, if you want to send something email or post are the best options
Quote of the Month
- By working faithfully eight hours a day you may eventually get to be boss and work twelve hours a day - Robert Frost