Eastern Europe’s printing market is beginning to take shape nearly 15 years after the collapse of Communism ushered in an era of radical economic change in the region. As a result, a completely new printing sector is being created which could require a different production and distribution structure among its suppliers, particularly ink makers. After the disappearance of most of the state-owned printing companies, as well as many ink producers during the 1990s, much of the Eastern European pri...