Goss extends Russian reach with Nissa

- Nissa Mediaproject to now supply and support Goss web offset products for the package and commercial printing sectors in Russia and CIS countries

 

- Nissa to act as sole source for Goss customers in the region

 

Goss International has extended its relationship with Nissa Mediaproject to include the supply and support of its web offset products for the package and commercial printing markets in Russia and the CIS countries.

 

Nissa has supplied Goss web offset equipment, service and support for the newspaper industry in the same region for more than eight years.

 

Frank Einzweiler, Goss International area sales manager, said: ‘Nissa has been a consistently effective partner throughout the period of our cooperation to date, maintaining excellent relationships with customers even in times of economic downturn.

 

‘It has proved itself second to none for market knowledge and dedication in the support of Goss users.’

 

The extension of the Goss-Nissa relationship coincides with further growth in Goss’s footprint in Eastern Europe, including the appointment of G+P Technik for the sale and support of newspaper and commercial web press equipment in Poland, Slovakia and the Czech Republic.

 

In addition, RPS Printing Supplies Trading, Goss International’s existing agent for the newspaper market and specific commercial installations in Austria, has extended responsibility for sales and support of the complete Goss commercial web press market in the country.

 

RPS is also now representing Goss in both newspaper and commercial sectors in Slovenia, Croatia, Serbia, Bosnia-Herzegovina, Montenegro and Macedonia, as well as neighboring South-east European countries Hungary, Romania, Bulgaria and Albania.

 

Einzweiler added: ‘As with our other partners, the new arrangement means a single port of call for the increasing number of these customers who are now investigating other avenues of production while also guaranteeing the Goss reputation for quality in all sectors and markets of Eastern Europe and Russia.’

 

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