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Even with COVID-19, printing companies say they are ready for surge in orders for General Election material

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SINGAPORE: As Singapore draws closer to the next General Election, some campaign material suppliers say they have not received orders yet but are ...

SINGAPORE: As Singapore draws closer to the next General Election, some campaign material suppliers say they have not received orders yet but are ready to quickly roll into action when needed, even though COVID-19 protection measures may still be in place.

While SG Banner has no problem with printing, it would not be able to do installations, as their installers are from Malaysia, said the spokesperson The company said it printed between 20 and 30 large banners during the last General Election. Most political parties CNA spoke to said they have already made progress in getting material ready for the election, although one noted that supply chain disruptions have caused delays in getting the necessary paraphernalia.

Meanwhile, Progress Singapore Party said that based on the current situation, they have all their needed materials ready.

 

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