News · January 7, 2026

Liberty Press acquires Hudson Printing’s web offset division

Liberty Press announced in January 2026 that it has acquired the web offset division of Hudson Printing, the Salt Lake City printer founded in 1909, expanding production capacity across its Springville, Utah and Las Vegas, Nevada operations.

What the acquisition adds

  • Expanded capacity: Hudson’s heatset web presses, coating and bindery equipment are being integrated into Liberty Press facilities in Utah and Nevada, increasing overall output for customers across the Intermountain West and beyond.
  • Experience: Hudson Printing, known for its commitment to “Reinvent Print,” brings more than a century of Utah printing history, which fits Liberty Press’s philosophy of “Solutions, Not Just Impressions.”
  • Regional strength: with more capacity in Springville and at the Las Vegas plant, Liberty Press can offer faster turnaround and higher volume for publications, magazines, catalogs, directories and books, with the same personal service.

“We are incredibly excited to welcome the talented team from Hudson Printing to the Liberty Press family. This acquisition is a natural fit. Both companies share a deep commitment to quality, innovation, and customer success. By combining our strengths, we’re not just adding capacity; we’re elevating what we can achieve together for our clients.”

Mark Oldham, President and CEO of Liberty Press, in the January 2026 announcement

What it means for customers

The transition focuses on a smooth integration that keeps the best of both operations. Publishers, catalogers and fellow printers get more heatset web capacity from an independent, family-owned printer, with bindery, finishing, USPS mailing and warehousing in-house.

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