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by Hunter Feybusch

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Categories: Latest News

by Hunter Feybusch

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  • Announced “double digit” price increases to take effect on 3/18/24
  • Move came in response to “Economic challenged”
  • “Unprecedented increases in labor costs”
  • “sharply rising freight and warehousing rates”
  • “Increased input prices from suppliers”
  • “Ongoing issue of high energy prices”
  • “Despite our best efforts to absorb the impact of these increases, we can no longer avoid raising the prices of many of our products and services; stated Taku Ueno, SVP of Graphic Communications division
  • (Unknown if this will force Xerox to also raise its prices, and Fuji provides A3 and PPS hardware to Xerox)

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