What is Cenveo and what does it do (products, Geographic focus, other key aspects)?

    Cenveo is a company that is based in Stamford, Connecticut. This company used to manufacture the print related products the company is no more as it has successfully filed bankruptcy. This company officially started off in 1921, from printing envelopes, and then they moved forward and started printing other media papers. It can be seen that the company has gone under a transition of name from Mail-Well to Cenveo.

        The company changed its ownership several times, and the change in name discussed above was done in 2004, and it acquired a major player in the communications industry, Cadmus Communication in 2007, making it the largest North American Printing Companies.

        The company acquired various companies in a number of years, for example it acquired Cadmus Communications in 2007, Printegra in 2007, Madison in 2007, Rex Corp in 2008, Nashua Corporation in 2009, Glyph international in 2010, Nesbitt Graphics in 2011.

        The company has the industry of Diversified printing and the countries that are served by it are US, India, Canada and some parts of Asia. It had a long list of products before it filed for bankruptcy in 2018. The products included but were not limited to envelopes, commercial printing, packaging, label manufacturing and publishing services. The company had its headquarters in Stamford, and there are operating facilities all across North America, South America, Asia and Central America. The operating facilities are more than 30 in the areas discussed above.