GreenFest Wrap-Up: Thank you D.C.!

Green Books N Binders exhibited this year at Green Festival D.C. 2010 at the Walter E. Washington Convention Center. Setting up shop at Booth 429 for the weekend of October 23-24th, we got a chance to meet some really great people who are just as passionate about doing the “right” thing as we are. In fact, [...]

GBB’s Green Guide for the Eco-web

With the ever rising popularity of eco-initiatives there are tons of informational sites available on the World Wide Web. However, a lot of these sites can be misleading or may contain conflicting information, at times confusing more than informing. In an effort to keep you on the right path, we’ve compiled a list of some [...]

Eco-friendly, Recycled Tabs: The better choice

Want to go green, but not sure where to start? Check out the recycled tabs  from Green Books N Binders. They’re a subtle switch that can reduce your company’s carbon footprint with no added implementation cost. Made from 100% recycled material and mylar-free, Green Books N Binders’ tabs are also fully recyclable. You can customize [...]

Plant your Print

Twitter has been abuzz the past few days with multiple tweets and re-tweets (and re-re-tweets?) of the newest trend in sustainable publishing: a book you can plant. Yes, you read right, plantable print. Novelist James Kaelan’s first book, We’re Getting On, is making the rounds (and quite a stir) in the eco-community. What is so [...]

Sustainability Pays Off

There is a widespread belief that ‘green’ products must cost more. In many cases this is true and recycled products are often priced higher than their more environmentally harmful counterparts. So why is this? It is not always because a recycled product costs more to produce (in fact, in some cases it is the opposite). [...]

Green Your Recycling

Recycling is important and helps ensure a long-lasting, healthy environment for years to come. And we should all do our part to recycle our products, whatever they may be, after we’re done using them. But what about considering recyclability from the top down – before we purchase these items? Here are 5 things to look for to “green” [...]

Fiber: Recycled vs. Virgin

There is an ongoing debate about the usage of recycled fibers as opposed to virgin fibers. More than one-third of the fibers used by the paper industry come from recycled fiber. Compared to other industries, the amount of Post Consumer Waste used in the paper production process is significant. The content of recycled material is [...]

Where does your vinyl go?

Binders are used every day by businesses of all sizes. They typically are used until they begin to fall apart at which point they are no longer useful. When the vinyl cracks or rips or the rings lose strength, it’s time to replace your binder – so what do you do with the old one? [...]

Have a Green Mother’s Day

As we all know, Mother’s Day is fast approaching this Sunday, May 9th 2010. While many of you may still be scrambling for gift ideas, there’s a ton of ways to show your appreciation in a unique way while remaining eco-friendly. Here are a few of our tips below: 1. Show off your green thumb. [...]

Green Books N Binders Launches Low-Carb Binder™

Changing Age-Old Information Packaging Technology LANGHORNE, Pa. – April 21, 2010 – Sustainable web-to-print company, Green Books N Binders, unveiled the Low-Carb Binder™ at the On Demand Trade show in Philadelphia this week. The patent-pending Low-Carb Binder is a technology breakthrough that is made from 98% recycled material and is fully recyclable. It transforms industry [...]