Ball & Doggett has announced the grand winner of its highly anticipated Accelerate your Dreams with Yupo Competition, along with the names of nine lucky recipients of the weekly prize draws.
The major prize winner, B&S Printing from Western Australia, emerged victorious in the competition, winning a trip for two to Japan – including return economy airfares, five nights’ accommodation and general admission tickets to the Japanese Grand Prix 2023.
B&S Printing director Steve Dennis said, “Winning the major prize from Ball & Doggett was completely unexpected and welcomed. I’m truly grateful for this incredible opportunity. I’m ecstatic to have the chance to explore the beauty of Japan and experience the Grand Prix”.
In addition to the major prize, Ball & Doggett recognises the following companies as winners of the weekly prize draws:
Winner week 1: Nichol’s Printing, QLD
Winner week 2: EPM Print Group, QLD
Winner week 3: Mildura Printing Services, VIC
Winner week 4: Delta Print, WA
Winner week 5: Styleprint, VIC
Winner week 6: Clark Murphy Print, NSW
Winner week 7: Southern Impact Digital, VIC
Winner week 8: Payne Print & Sign, QLD
Winner week 9: Sydney Print Media, NSW
Each of the weekly prize draw recipients will receive a $200 VISA Gift voucher.
“We extend our heartfelt congratulations to B&S Printing for winning the major prize, and we’re equally delighted to celebrate the winners of our weekly prize draws. This competition was a tremendous success, and we’re truly grateful to everyone who took part,” Ball & Doggett national manager –synthetics Shinsuke Mizoguchi said.
“The overwhelming response reflects the enthusiasm and support of our valued customers, and we look forward to continuing to provide exceptional experiences in the future.”
Yupo is a synthetic paper that combines the characteristics of traditional paper with the durability and water-resistance of polypropylene. The company says it offers unparalleled durability, tear-resistance, and water-resistance, making it an exceptional choice for various applications.
Its smooth, non-porous surface allows for “vibrant and precise” printing, making it an ideal solution for POS, packaging and labelling.
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