Business Management - Sustainability

Results from a recent U.S. consumer survey suggest that the majority of Americans agree that print and paper can be a sustainable way to communicate when produced and used responsibly. In fact, it seems many people distrust and are not swayed by corporate green claims used to promote online services over paper. Here are my five favorite results from the June 2016 Toluna survey.

Members of the print supply chain are invited to join the SGP 2016 Sustainability Conference that will be held Sept. 13, in Las Vegas.

A new survey shows most Americans want to retain a choice for paper options rather than be forced into “digital-only” communications.

Ever thought about the link between forest fires and your printing choices?

KBA’s RotaJET L-Series has been certified by the International Association of the Deinking Industry (INGEDE).

A recent Creditcards.com survey revealed that 54% of American adults receive credit card or checking account statements by mail.

One of the biggest myths about the printing industry is that print on paper is not an environmentally friendly form of communication.

Two Sides has been encouraging Verizon to change inaccurate environmental messaging used to promote e-services over print and paper.

Calvin Frost of Channeled Resources, has been chosen as the 2015 William D. Schaeffer Environmental Award recipient.

Canopy has released an update to its Blueline Report, which ranks the environmental performance of North America’s largest printers.