Punamusta

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Punamusta (Finnish: Red-Black) a printing and graphic design company in Joensuu, Finland. Its current (2010) director is Jari Avellan.

Punamusta is one of the largest printing companies in Finland. It is part of

Punamusta prints brochures, advertising and promotional materials, newspapers, and magazines. It prints a number of magazines for Finnish, Russian and Scandinavian markets.

External links

• Punamusta home page
• The European Business Directory