Powering Printers Across New England

Since 1887, PINE has been New England’s trade association for print and graphic communications, providing resources to help members grow.

PINE’s mission is to assist all members, ensuring the strength and growth of their organization and the printing industry.

The Printing Industries of New England, PINE, is a member-centric community built to support and advocate for the growth of the print, packaging, digital, direct mail, and graphic communications industry.

For over 138 years, PINE has been the only trade association in the region, representing Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Connecticut, Vermont, New Hampshire, and Maine; providing business resources and solutions, educational and networking opportunities, and an invested and engaged community.



Why Should You Become a PINE Member?

Whether you join as a printer, supplier, or associate member, PINE is ready to meet your needs—serving as your advisor, educator, connector, and advocate. Join today and discover the benefits of the PINE community!



PINE Membership Features

Government Affairs & Advocacy

PINE remains vigilant in representing members to ensure legislative and regulatory reform.

Environmental, Health & Safety

OSHA inspections are possible and it is important to comply with state and federal regulations to ensure a safe, compliant workplace.

PINE Magazine

Get your business in front of the New England market! Advertise in PINE Magazine today!

Partner Savings Programs

Members receive exclusive access to a variety of vendors, suppliers, and experts.

Educational & Networking Opportunities

Enjoy industry leading education and networking opportunities throughout New England.

Insurance Programs

Our insurance agency staff are knowledgeable and support all aspects of your business. They are a quick call away.

Human Resources

HR departments are stretched thin. We are here to help lighten the load with our comprehensive services, programs, and advice.

Additional Resources

We encourage our members to reach out with general business questions, specific issues, and inquiries about new technology options.

Member Portal



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Our Members Say It Best

“PINE provides a tremendous opportunity to work with a lot of great people on issues that matter; health, safety, environmental, technical and regulatory challenges while sustaining profitability. Although difficult to find the time to participate, the resources and benefits far outweigh the time spent.”

Linda Smith, President, Standard Modern Company, Inc.

“PINE’s insurance partner did a nice job analyzing our insurance needs and giving us a proposal that offered better coverage with over 10% annual savings on our entire commercial book of insurance at Flagship.”

Jeff Poor, CEO, Flagship Press

“PINE has been an invaluable resource to my company, offering advanced and basic training, reports, and technical support. The networking opportunities allow for the continuous exchange of ideas and best business practices with customers, peers and suppliers. Being part of PINE allows me to benchmark our company and helps us understand the expectations of our customers and the ever-changing direction of the printing community.”

Jeff Pallis, President, DS Graphics

PINE Events

Upcoming Events

Check Out PINE’s Calendar of Events

PINE Magazine

Curated for leaders in the print and graphic communications industry, PINE Magazine delivers insightful articles on topics like production innovations, sustainability, leadership, and market trends. Published 10 times a year and mailed to over 1,000 industry decision-makers across New England, it’s more than a newsletter—it’s a go-to source for ideas, insight, and strategic thinking.



PINE Academy

Make sure your team has the skills they need to succeed with online learning resources through PINE Academy. Whether you’re new to the print industry or a seasoned pro, there’s always more to learn with PINE!



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