Imprenta Casa Campos

A print shop with roots in 1898

Imprenta Casa Campos is a graphic-arts print shop in Valdepeñas, Ciudad Real. It describes itself as the oldest print shop in the province, with operations dating to 1898. The company combines offset and digital printing with layout, finishing, and binding for individuals and businesses.

Printing and publishing services

• Print and graphic services: Printing, layout, finishing, and binding.
• Publishing: Yearbooks, catalogs, books, magazines, stories, projects, reports, letters, and menus.
• Business forms: Delivery slips, invoices, folders, letters, brochures, signs, manuals, invitations, memorial cards, stamps, envelopes, and cards.
• Advertising: Calendars, planners, labels, flyers, notebooks, retractable banners, canvas prints, and large-format work.

How orders work

The company says it has no minimum or maximum order quantity, advises customers on suitable options, and prepares quotes based on the requested volume. Finished orders can be picked up at the shop or delivered to a customer-designated address.

Family and business history

The company’s timeline begins in 1898, when Bruno Campos and Luis Cuartero founded Imprenta “Cuartero y Campos.” After Cuartero’s death in 1913, Campos continued the business and brought his sons into it. In 1940, the third generation—José Luis and Javier Campos—joined the company. Jesús López de la Torre joined in 1980 and has led the business since 2003; Manuel Ruiz worked alongside him until retiring in 2013.

Imprenta Casa Campos continues to serve customers in Valdepeñas with print production and graphic-arts services.