Environment
BPIF launches new colour quality scheme
The BPIF has launched version three of its colour quality scheme.
Retailers and restaurants announce plans to curb plastic packaging
A raft of retailers and restaurant chains have announced plans to reduce or abolish their use of plastic packaging in the next few years, as the government vows to crack down on plastic waste.
Opal gets green stamp for carbon balancing
Opal Print has been certified as “carbon balanced” by the World Land Trust (WLT) as it endeavours to offset its emissions with donations to preserve rainforests around the world.
Macfarlane appoints new director and updates truck fleet
Macfarlane Group has started the new year with the appointment of James Baird as a non-executive director and the investment in greener delivery vehicles.
Grow a greener business from the ground up
After his vegetarian breakfast Gary Toomey mounts his bicycle and pedals the seven miles to his business. He’s new to this game. Not healthy, meat-free living, but launching a web-to-print firm.
Foilco in green foiling first
Hot foil specialist Foilco has claimed to have become the first Zero2Landfill accredited foil supplier in the UK.
The only way is ethics? God forbid
It is not a common occurrence, and it’s even rarer that it catches the eye of the media, but every so often a high-profile case arises in which a customer is refused a service because it conflicts in...
GF Smith launches Extract
Luxury paper merchant GF Smith has launched its Extract range of papers, which are made of fully recycled material from disposable paper cups.
Adding up the eco impact of your business
Richard (not his real name) is the owner of what is probably one of the UK’s most environmentally friendly printing businesses.
Apex promotes greener processless plates from Fuji at Ipex
Fujifilm’s Superia ZD processless plate will make its UK show debut on Apex Digital Graphics’ stand at Ipex this month.