Eco-Friendly

A recent study commissioned by Two Sides took a closer look at how U.S. consumers view corporate initiatives that promote digital-only communications by eliminating paper-based options. The results are in, and according to the survey...

Flesh Co, St. Louis, is now a member of the Two Sides organization. The Two Sides initiative promotes the sustainability of print and paper, and dispels common environmental misconceptions by providing users with factual information on why print...

Royal Apparel, Hauppauge, N.Y., announced its initiative to increase its selection of eco-friendly knitwear in the marketplace. It currently has more than 50 eco-friendly options in women’s, men’s and children’s styles, and continually makes additions...

Headquartered in McCook, Ill., GPA has announced a new tool designed to help customers navigate the many options they have when selecting a synthetic film: GPA’s Plastic & Synthetic Film Recycling Guide.

Xerox made the list.

Paper hasn't always had the best reputation. In fact, it is the largest component of solid waste in landfills and it uses up vast quantities of trees—which doesn't help its case.

Printed paper isn't the enemy. In fact, printed paper is made from a renewable resource. Trees can be replanted in places where they were harvested and also in places where they don't currently grow. The same can't be said for electronic devices.

Just like life, packaging isn't always so black-and-white.

In case you didn't know, print is green. And, 
Research and Markets, a source for market 
research and market data, has a report titled "Print Is Green!" that explains it all.

Boise Inc., located in Bensenville, Ill., is expanding its comprehensive sustainability initiative, CHOICES, with the goal of providing professional guidance to help customers or consumers make informed, effective choices about the use of paper.