CEWE is now an exclusive partner for the new photo service operated by Boots in the UK and Republic of Ireland.
CEWE was founded in Oldenburg, Germany in 1961 by Heinz Neumuller – that’s over 50 years’ experience printing your favourite photos!
From our humble beginnings as a small photographic studio, we have now grown to be Europe’s largest photo printing company – a market-leader, operating in 26 countries.
The CEWE group consists of 15 high-tech production sites and 10 sales offices across Europe. We’re a market leader in print - In 2019, we processed 2.4 billion photos, 6.62 million CEWE PHOTOBOOK orders, as well as many more photo gifts.
In the UK, CEWE is based in Warwick, where our printing production facility boasts the very latest state-of-the-art technology. We produce millions of products each year, from the photos you treasure.
We’re proud to be providing an exciting new service with Boots Photo and to bring your memories to life in the very best way possible.
Your photos are our passion – and we’re committed to ensuring our products reflect only the highest possible quality standards. Your orders won’t leave our lab without being checked several times to make sure they’re absolutely perfect.
Our team consists of highly-skilled, innovative professionals, using the most up-to-date print technology. Our corporate culture revolves around responsilbity, trust and integrity.
What’s more, we offer a 100% satisfaction guarantee and our customer support team is available 24/7, so whatever help you need, we’re here for you.
In short, you can rely on us to take the best care of your pictures!
As we operate in an industry with heavy reliance on paper, environmental protection and climate change are of the utmost importance to us.
Conservation is central to our business. Through various initiatives, we offset all of our CO₂ emissions at no extra cost to our customers. This means every material used in our products is 100% climate-neutral – with a carbon footprint of net zero.
CEWE attained our FSC® certification in 2013. CEWE supports the Kasigau Wildlife Corridor Project in Kenya, which works to protect and reforest 500,000 acres of dryland.
