Western States Envelope Company

Anderberg-Lund, located in St. Louis Park, Minn., has been a commercial printer for more than 30 years. The company s services include commercial and prepress printing, single to multicolor printing, and cut, fold and stitch bindery services. It also offers envelope manufacturing, foil stamping, embossing, die-cutting, and thermography, including glitter, sand and special thermography techniques that are commonly used for pocket folders, brochures, annual reports, greeting cards, stationery, and posters. Anderberg-Lund s services also include pattern remoist gluing, grommeting, auto spot taping, coatings, hand assembly, kitting, fulfillment, and drop shipping. Additionally, the company offers press configurations, project dimensions, postal requirements, inks and coating, and finishing operations.

MackayMitchell Envelope Company supplies envelopes. The company serves more than 1,000 customers, including many Fortune 500 corporations, as well as small and emerging companies. Its customers represent a broad spectrum of industries, including banking, insurance, manufacturing, retailing, investment brokers, utility companies, advertising, publishing, medical and dental professions, state and local government agencies. MackayMitchell's product line includes a variety of styles and sizes of general-purpose envelopes, with lithographic printing in up to four colors. The company also offers specialized envelopes for the direct mail industry, publishers' renewal programs, cycle statement billings and the photo finishing industry. Established in 1959, MackayMitchell produces more than 4 billion envelopes a year. It is headquartered in Minneapolis.

Priority Envelope specializes in the production of envelopes. The company can provide nearly any type of envelope a customer may need, from standard commercial envelopes to special envelopes for any application. It is continuously adding new machinery to better serve customers envelope needs. The addition of its Nevada, Iowa, facility in 2003 added both machine capacity and new options for producing envelopes. Priority also offers in-line flexo print and converting. In 2005 it added a facility in Lenexa, Kan., to better serve the Midwest. Additionally, Priority Envelope features a 50,000-square-foot building in Plymouth, Minn. The Plymouth location employs approximately 100 people.