Redmond, Wash.

The official list of In-Print 2001 winners will appear in In-Plant Graphics' July issue, with photos of all first place winners. The following is just the basic, unadorned data for those who simply can't wait till July. To save your eyes some strain, just do a search for your in-plant's name. For additional contest info, visit our In-Print site. Category 1 Stationery ____________________ First Cochise College Douglas, Ariz. Jerry Eades ____________________ Second East Kentucky Power Cooperative Winchester, Ky. David A. Estes ____________________ Category 2 Labels, Tags ____________________ First Sunkist Growers Sherman Oaks, Calif. Tim Criswell ____________________ Category 4 Brochures ____________________ First Weber Marking

Competition among insurance companies is fueling marketing efforts, forcing in-plants to turn out more four-color work than ever. Insurance is a huge market. Its providers make up a major portion of Fortune magazine's annual Fortune 500 listing, with giants like State Farm and Prudential ranking in the top 20. Behemoths like these know how important quality marketing materials are to their businesses, and many of them turn to their in-plants to get them. Because of the competition among insurance firms, these materials must be eye-catching and colorful, a fact that is bringing more color printing work into these in-plants. "Color will sell things