About Stamp and Press

Stampandpress is a specialist website for manufacturing professionals in North America. It covers the practical realities of factory operations and the business of industrial investment. The reporting and reference material are organised into core topics including industrial Sectors, manufacturing Processes, Automation, the Workforce, Policy, News, Materials, the Supply chain, Quality and standards, and the Equipment market. The content focuses on what happens on the factory floor and the details of capital investment projects.

Our news reporting is built from primary sources. Each story is rewritten from named and linked original announcements, regulatory filings, or corporate statements. Where possible, reports are checked against other sources for accuracy. Every article carries a clear publication date. No details, such as project values or job creation figures, are invented; they are taken directly from the source material and cited.

The site builds permanent reference pages on key industrial subjects. These include entries for specific Factory investment projects, manufacturing Processes, industrial Sectors, companies, materials, standards, and trade shows. Each reference page is built around a facts table of key data, detailed explanatory sections, and at least one real, credited photograph of the subject, such as a facility, product, or process. These pages are updated as new information emerges from ongoing news coverage.

Stampandpress is editorially independent. It is not affiliated with any trade association, equipment vendor, or manufacturer it reports on. The site does not carry any betting, gambling, or speculative financial content. Any errors discovered in our reporting or reference pages are corrected promptly and transparently, with a record of all corrections maintained at stampandpress.com/corrections/.

For queries or to suggest a correction, please use the form at stampandpress.com/contact/. This site aims to be a straightforward and reliable source of industrial news and reference information for its readers.