On Friday, 16 June 2006, during the official opening celebration of the printer’s 100th anniversary, J.P.P.M. Hendrikx, mayor of Baarle-Nassau, conferred the ‘Royal’ designation to print factory de Jong in Baarle-Nassau, presented to Joep de Jong in the name of Her Majesty the Queen. Since then, the company has been known as 'Royal Printgroup De Jong'. 'The ‘Royal’ designation was instituted in 1807 by King Louis Napoleon. There are approximately 150 businesses in The Netherlands with this appellation. The company fulfilled all conditions necessary to earn this title, including existing a minimum of 100 years, holding a very important position within its domain and having national significance.

Four thousand different store addresses on a product folder with a print run of 5 million? That’s all in a day’s work for Royal Printgroup De Jong. More importantly, it’s our specialty and what we call Flying Imprint. This refers to our unique process of changing printing plates without stopping the press. Flying Imprint is the core of our web printing and is also the key to the commercial market. Thanks to the flexibility of Flying Imprint, we are able to optimally serve the versatile and dynamic retail printing market. This advanced printing process allows precision in orders of any size. Thus, no costly time or paper is lost, which is ultimately reflected in the price.