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Wikipedia defines recycled paper as “… the process of recovering waste paper and remaking it into new paper products.” Recycled paper can be made from three different types of sources: 1. Mill broke (scraps left over from the manufacturing of paper), 2. Pre-Consumer Waste (paper discarded before use by consumer), 3. Post-Consumer Waste (paper discarded [...]
Filed under: Recycling | Tagged: mill broke, PCW, post consumer waste, pre consumer waste, recycled paper, virgin fiber | 1 Comment »
Earlier this month, North American paper manufacturer, Mohawk Fine Papers, launched a new line of eco-friendly papers. Described to us as Mohawk “to the next environmental level”, every new paper produced in this line is renewed, recycled and responsible. Offering the largest selection of 100% PCW options, this line makes it easier for designers and [...]
Filed under: Recycling, Sustainability and Business | Tagged: environment, environmental responsibility, fsc, mohawk fine papers, PCW, recycled paper, renewable energy, sustainability, windpower | 2 Comments »
Happy Earth Day to all! We are wrapping up our last day at the ON DEMAND 2010 Expo in Philadelphia (Stop by Booth 312 if you’re there!) It has been a very successful show and while we are very busy, we’d still like to take some time to post some tips for developing eco-friendly presentation/convention [...]
Filed under: Sustainability and Business | Tagged: carbon footprint, conference and expo, earth day, eco-friendly, green printer, green printing, PCW, presentation materials, sustainability, variable data printing, web-to-print | Leave a Comment »
