About us
Print Best Printing Company has been operating in the printing market since 1997. Thanks to continuous investments into modern equipment, we have grown into one of the biggest book manufacturers in the Baltics, shipping to customers all over the world.
Print Best Printing Company produces about 40 million hardcover books per year. We make four- and one-color hardcover books, mainly. With the expansion of our production lines in 2022, we expect the capacity of our services to grow rapidly.
If you have any questions, feel free to contact any of our key account managers.
When providing printing services, Print Best adheres to the following principles:
High quality
We build trust with printed materials and books that meet the highest quality standards.
Customer focus
Our partnerships are based on open communication and flexibility, providing solutions that meet the needs of each client.
Professionalism
We involve and trust our employees in the company’s development, forming a dedicated team with high professional skills. Through cooperation, we offer the best possible printing service. We emphasize employee training and internal development.
Responsibility
We focus on sustainable solutions and innovation – we are constantly looking for ways to make production more environmentally friendly, developing technologies that enable fast and high-quality service. In cooperation with our partners, we create solutions that are flexible and responsible.
Business Ethics
At Print Best, we do not tolerate illegal or unethical behavior.
We are committed to fostering a company culture based on clear values and responsible conduct. It is the duty of everyone responsible for compliance to ensure that our policies and procedures are properly implemented and followed. We carry out regular internal and external audits to monitor performance and drive continuous improvement.
If you suspect that our Code of Conduct has been violated or ignored, don’t hesitate to speak up. We encourage all employees, suppliers, and partners to report any concerns.
Anti-Harrasment and Forced Labour Policy
At Print Best, we are commited to ensuring a workplace free from harassment, discrimination, and forced labour for all employees. Everyone deserves to work in a respectful, inclusive, and safe environment.
Business Ethics Principles
The purpose of this document is to establish and communicate Print Best’s principles for ensuring fair and ethical business conduct. These principles support our commitment to responsible and transparent operations and help prevent unethical behaviour.
Workforce and Working Conditions Policy
Print Best OÜ ensures compliance with both the FSC Core Labour Requirements (FSC-STD-40004 V3-1, Section 7) and the principles of the Ethical Trading Initiative (ETI).
Call for tenders
In association with increasing the capacity and effectiveness of its production Print Best OÜ hereby announces the following tender:• Sheet Cutting and Folding Equipment (tender offer submitting deadline 03.04.2023 15:00 GMT +3 (Estonian time), installation must be completed in 10 months from signing the contract). For additional information, please register to the tender in the Estonian E-Procurement Register (reference number 261519) https://riigihanked.riik.ee/.
The project is being supported by the Recovery and Resilience Fund (project number 20.2.02.22-0031).
This is not a public procurement defined by the Public Procurement Act. However, the tender process follows the principles of the Estonian Public Procurement Act § 3.
In association with increasing the capacity and effectiveness of its production OÜ Print Best hereby announces the following tender:
• Hardcover Book Production Line (tender offer submitting deadline 25.04.2023 15:00 GMT +3 (Estonian time), installation must be completed in 10 months from signing the contract). For additional information, please register to the tender in the Estonian E-Procurement Register (reference number 262858) https://riigihanked.riik.ee/.
The project is being supported by the Recovery and Resilience Fund (project number 20.2.02.22-0031).
This is not a public procurement defined by the Public Procurement Act. However, the tender process follows the principles of the Estonian Public Procurement Act § 3.
In association with increasing the capacity and effectiveness of its production OÜ Print Best hereby announces the following tender:
• Casemaker (tender offer submitting deadline 27.11.2024 15:00 GMT +2 (Estonian time), installation must be completed in 8 months from signing the contract). For additional information, please register to the tender in the Estonian E-Procurement Register (reference number 286870) https://riigihanked.riik.ee/.
The project is applying for support from the Recovery and Resilience Fund (project number 2021-2027.2.04.24-0044).
This is not a public procurement defined by the Public Procurement Act. However, the tender process follows the principles of the Estonian Public Procurement Act § 3.
Project “Print Best OÜ supply security investments” received support from the European Union Recovery Fund NextGenerationEU
The implementation of the project is necessary to increase the company’s supply security. The goal of the project is to reduce the company’s dependence on fossil fuels and to support the transition to renewable energy sources. To achieve the project’s goal, a solar power plant extension will be built, which will partially cover the company’s electricity consumption needs.
Amount of support: 132 000 €
Estonian Business and Innovation Agency
Estonian Business and Innovation Agency has given a positive response to Print Best OÜ’s application for the following means of support:
During the period of 03.06.2016 to 31.07.2016 the project EU50503
“Development of the Printing House’s Production Management and Planning System”
was carried out with the co-financing of the European Regional Development Fund.
The project received support from the means of EAS’s innovation unit.
During the period of 11.04.2017 to 31.08.2017 the project EU51494
“Automation of Print Best” was carried out with the co-financing of
the European Regional Development Fund. The project received support from
the means of EAS’s development unit.
