Dale brings an incredible wealth of knowledge and 35 years of experience in the paper industry to this new position. We are very happy to have him in this role, and we look forward to providing an even better customer service experience to our clients as well as to our suppliers.
Gov. Janet Mills (D), seen last month at an event in Augusta, Maine, signed a bill Tuesday requiring companies that create consumer packaging to pay for the costs of recycling it. (Robert F. Bukaty/AP)
Paper recycling extends the life of renewable wood fiber, keeps waste out of landfills and avoids greenhouse gas emissions that result when paper products are landfilled.
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There aren’t many industries around that can aspire to become genuinely sustainable. The paper industry, however, is one of them.
System vendors and paper mills are working diligently to create effective strategies for inkjet printing jobs that require glossy finishes and high coverage levels.
Print and paper is a highly sustainable form of communication in today’s digital society. Despite this, there are still misconceptions that it is wasteful, detrimental to the environment and responsible for deforestation. More worrying is the misunderstanding that digital communication is more environmentally friendly, which is not always the case.
To address these misconceptions, and to better inform and educate consumers, businesses and the public at large, Two Sides has published a series of 13 fact sheets to address a wide array of environmental and social issues. The comprehensive fact sheets cover the most common areas of misunderstanding, ranging from the real environmental impact of electronic communication, to the sustainability of paper-based printed products, as well as tackling the important role that print and paper plays in literacy and learning.
Members of Two Sides can also personalize the fact sheets, creating a powerful addition to their own sustainability materials. For information on co-branding the fact sheets, please contact us.
Click on image below to read and download the fact sheets.
