Hurricane Katrina — After the Storm
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Cheryl Adams
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“After Katrina, most printers just shut their doors. Seventy-five percent of shops with 10 employees or less did not reopen. They remained closed, mostly because they lost everything. Their presses were sitting in several feet of saltwater, their paper supply turned to pulp, their computers were destroyed, and all of their print jobs were compromised at best, lost at worst.
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