Précigraph is proud to have actively contributed to the setting up of the Made in Moris label, flying the flag for Mauritian manufacture and showcasing skills, competencies and local expertise. In 2013, Vincent de Labauve D’Arifat, General Manager of Précigraph and then chairman of AMM (Association of Mauritian Manufacturers) was very much involved in the setting up of this entity that acts as a mirror of Mauritian expertise. This label allows for a marked differentiation from imported products. It allows its member companies to be recognised as being part of a network of credible manufacturers who are committed to the constant improvement of product quality while at the same time contributing to the national drive towards job creation and towards job security.
We value our role of safeguarding the Mauritian heritage and its promotion by printing beautiful masterpieces (art books, luxury publications, comic books, post cards and the unique Made in Moris diary). It is our intention to embrace and make this cultural legacy resonate. Our luxury publications stand out through their elegance and our fine packaging, which reflects your image, allows for a genuine differentiation.
Because we believe in the transmission and valorisation of local skills and know-how, Précigraph supports young creatives with our network of freelancers and experienced artists who come to support our creative studio. We encourage the emergence of new talent by sponsoring young artists.
Précigraph boasts the role of ambassador of Mauritius for beauty, creativity and elegance, in all sectors of publishing and printing.
In 2015, Précigraph is awarded the official "Made In Moris" label for its agendas and notebooks, emphasising its
dedication to local production and Mauritian quality.
Proud of this label, which highlights Mauritian craftsmanship by celebrating dexterity, creativity, and local talent, Précigraph has deepened its commitment by partnering with Mauritian artists over the years to create unique, exclusive, and vibrant collections. As a result of this initiative, several artists have successfully launched their own line of promotional items.
For the 2025 collection, a successful collaboration with My Pop-Up Store and Mauritian artists Anaëlle Moorghen,
Ameerah Hamuth, Daphné Doomun, Gervais Gouges, Olivia Harel, and Valentine Montocchio has infused the
notebooks and agendas with vibrant local designs.
Our ecological responsibility is on par with our responsibility as citizens. Aware of the fragility of our insular state, Précigraph supports and participates in activities linked to environmental issues and sustainable development. We support our clients’ environmental initiatives and in so doing raise the business community’s trust in us while adhering to our ethics of eco-aware citizens.
We therefore make it our priority to minimise any production-related pollution and to engage in recycling so as to reduce our environmental impact. We are engaged in protecting our island through internal investments into ecological and responsible best practices:
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