July U.S. Commercial Printing Shipments Up +0.3%

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July U.S. Commercial Printing Shipments Up +0.3%

July 2010 commercial printing shipments were $6.87 billion, up $18 million (+0.3%) compared to 2009. Adjusting for inflation, shipments were down -1%. This continues the consecutive gain in current dollar shipments for four months, the first time we have had a period of that extent since November 2007.

Published: September 7, 2010

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