About

Oxuniprint is the printing division of Oxford University Press.

Oxuniprint can trace its heritage back to 1478 when the first book was printed in Oxford by Theodoric Rood of Cologne. During 1585, Oxford University Press was formed by Joseph Barnes using a loan of £100 from the University.

In 1989 OUP shifted focus to publishing and out sourced book printing. At this time Oxuniprint was formed to print internal stationery, business cards, and a number of University publications.
Since then OUP has grown to become the 25th largest publisher and the largest University Press in the world. Oxuniprint has also grown to become a significant commercial print business servicing local and national customers alike.

Today over 70% of Oxuniprint's output is delivered to commercial customers who value competitive prices, reliable quality, and unrivalled on time in full delivery.

With an engaged and enthusiastic team of experts using modern lean manufacturing techniques, Oxuniprint is well placed to take care of its customers now and into the future.