Editorial rule: Legacy content is not published as a claim until it has been checked. Certifications, customer references, awards, factory data, and contact details must be verified before being shown as current information.

Company history references

The legacy site described Gold Printing as developing from prepress file output and color-management work into printing, binding, finishing, packaging, and export project service. This history is useful because it explains why file checking, sample approval, color control, paper choice, binding, and packing are part of the company's production culture.

Prepress origin

Early records emphasized file output, CTP, CDP, and color-management service.

Production expansion

The company expanded into printing, binding, finishing, and complete project coordination.

Export cooperation

Legacy pages referred to cooperation with customers from America, Europe, Southeast Asia, Africa, and other overseas markets.

Current direction

The new site refines these records into a focused official brand story for books, children's publishing, educational products, and premium packaging.

Certification and trust references

The old site referenced TUV, ISO, and SGS. These should be treated as verification items. The public website should only show certificate names, certificate images, or compliance claims after current documents are checked for company name, scope, issue date, and validity.

Equipment and craft references

Printing and color

Offset printing, color-management workflow, proofing, and press control.

Binding

Saddle stitching, section sewing, perfect binding, case binding, and related book production methods.

Finishing

Foil stamping, embossing, lamination, die-cutting, creasing, and special surface effects.

Packaging

Gift boxes, color boxes, corrugated boxes, cardboard boxes, paper bags, labels, and paper gift products.

Legacy FAQ and prepress requirements

The old FAQ included practical production requirements: artwork should be prepared at correct size, color mode should be CMYK, files should use clear English names, and image resolution, bleed, format, and source files should be confirmed before production. The new website expands this into modern PDF, dieline, font, barcode, overprint, spot-color, and proofing checks.

Legacy product categories worth preserving

How to reuse this archive

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