GIP "Beograd"

The GIP (grafičko-izdavačko preduzeće, graphics & publishing enterprise) "Beograd", headquartered in Belgrade, was a Yugoslav printing company. The company was extremely productive during the 1970s and 1980s - it specialized in the printing of record sleeves and postcards, and was the first company in Yugoslavia to print a textured record sleeve - Jugodisk.

The breakup of Yugoslavia in 1992 severely impacted GIP "Beograd" - Diskos and Jugodisk had lowered production to a minimum and established contracts with smaller, newly-founded private printing companies which offered better prices, and Jugoton had transformed into ZAM), this was not enough and the company shut down cca. 1993.

See also GIRO "Beograd" for a name variation.