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Ten questions about Toshiba’s No-Print Day
Latest News & Features By Dead Tree Edition, Paper, recycling, Toshiba, Toshiba America Business Solutions, Toshiba's No-Print Day, trees
USA, June 18, 2012 (RISI) – In a stunning display of greenwashing and ignorance, a U.S.branch of Toshiba has proclaimed October 23 National No-Print Day. To raise awareness “of the impact printing has on our planet” and of “the role of paper in the workplace,” Toshiba America Business Solutions is asking people and companies not […]
NAPL: Toshiba ‘No-Print Day’ Campaign Points Wrongful Finger at Print
Latest News & Features environmentally friendly, forest, NAPL, National No-Print day, Paper, printing industry, Time magazine, Toshiba, trees
Wednesday, June 20, 2012 Press release from the issuing company “Toshiba may have meant well when it attempted to publicize its ‘print leaner and greener’ initiative with a ‘National No-Print Day’ campaign, but it was well off base when it pointed a finger at print as an anti-tree medium,” said National Association for Printing Leadership […]
Two Sides challenges Toshiba’s ‘No Print Day’ as Greenwash
Latest News & Features electronic, environmental facts, Greenpeace, Greenwash, National No-Print day, Paper, paper recycling, print, Toshiba, Two Sides
Greenwash is an unfortunate and growing phenomenon as marketing departments jump on the sustainability bandwagon. In what is one of the most blatant examples of greenwashing a division of Toshiba, Toshiba America Business Solutions, has announced that 23 October 2012 will be ‘National No-Print Day’. On this day Toshiba proposes to ‘raise awareness of the […]
Tetra Pak and Gayatri Paper Mills partnership bears fruit
Latest News & Features, Member Releases energy, Gayatri, Paper, pulp, recyling, Tetra Pak, water, World Environment Day
Tetra Pak and Gayatri Paper Mills’ partnership has reached fruition with the operational launch of the first carton recycling facility of its kind in South Africa during the World Environment Week. The partnership between food processing and packaging Tetra Pak and recycling operation Gayatri Paper Mills ensures the complete, environmentally responsible and friendly lifecycle of […]
Buenos Aires to switch plastic bags for paper
Latest News & Features Buenos, FSC, Methology, Paper, paper recycling, pulp, pulp and paper industry
Argentina’s Buenos Aires province has decided that single-use nonrecyclable sacks and bags used in stores, supermarkets and retail shopping outlets must be replaced by biodegradable ones. The measure will mainly affect plastic bags, which must be replaced by more environmentally friendly packaging such as paper that has to be 100% FSC certifi ed,produced with other cellulosic fibers like sugar cane or contain a […]
Getting the facts straight about paper
Latest News & Features carbon dioxide, forests, FSC, Paper, paper recycling, recycling, World Environment Day
World Environment Day message from the Paper Manufacturers Association of South Africa World Environment Day is one of the days in the year where we receive a flood of ‘green’ messages about saving precious resources such as water and energy, buying less and recycling more and living in a sustainable way so we can ensure […]
International Council of Forest and Paper Associations names Harman President
NEWS RELEASE: International Council of Forest and Paper Associations Names Harman President The International Council of Forest and Paper Associations (ICFPA) announced Donna Harman as its new President. Harman, president and CEO of the American Forest & Paper Association, will serve in this capacity for the next two years. ICFPA is a global network of […]
Millennials and Print Newspaper: A Surprising Story.
Latest News & Features Millennials, newspaper, Paper, pew state of the news media study, printed paper, videos, young people
Reports on the media habits of Millennials, those “digital natives”, have given some the impression that young people never read newspapers. However, survey evidence stubbornly insists that they do.
The business of South Africa’s garbage
Latest News & Features environmental sustainability, green economy, packaging manufacturers, Paper, paper recycling, plastic, recycling, save electricity, South African government, UNEP
How the poor earn money from rubbish. Nokwanda Sotyantya sits among heaps of garbage and patiently sorts through it, separating cardboard, plastic, glass, paper and metal, piece by piece. The recycled piles of trash are then weighed and sold to packaging manufacturers in South Africa that reuse the materials to create new products. Sotyantya belongs […]
Ikea chooses less bulky, recyclable paper pallets
Latest News & Features carbon emissions, carbon footprint, Ikea, Ikea Canada, pallets, paper pallets, Pulp and Paper Canada
As part of its effort to reduce its carbon footprint, Ikea in Canada is now working with paper pallets in all its stores. Paper pallets are recyclable, designed to fit Ikea products and are optimized to fit trucks and containers so that the need to ship bulky wooden pallets back and forth is eliminated, says […]
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Ten questions about Toshiba’s No-Print Day
Latest News & Features By Dead Tree Edition, Paper, recycling, Toshiba, Toshiba America Business Solutions, Toshiba's No-Print Day, trees
USA, June 18, 2012 (RISI) – In a stunning display of greenwashing and ignorance, a U.S.branch of Toshiba has proclaimed October 23 National No-Print Day. To raise awareness “of the impact printing has on our planet” and of “the role of paper in the workplace,” Toshiba America Business Solutions is asking people and companies not […]
NAPL: Toshiba ‘No-Print Day’ Campaign Points Wrongful Finger at Print
Latest News & Features environmentally friendly, forest, NAPL, National No-Print day, Paper, printing industry, Time magazine, Toshiba, trees
Wednesday, June 20, 2012 Press release from the issuing company “Toshiba may have meant well when it attempted to publicize its ‘print leaner and greener’ initiative with a ‘National No-Print Day’ campaign, but it was well off base when it pointed a finger at print as an anti-tree medium,” said National Association for Printing Leadership […]
Two Sides challenges Toshiba’s ‘No Print Day’ as Greenwash
Latest News & Features electronic, environmental facts, Greenpeace, Greenwash, National No-Print day, Paper, paper recycling, print, Toshiba, Two Sides
Greenwash is an unfortunate and growing phenomenon as marketing departments jump on the sustainability bandwagon. In what is one of the most blatant examples of greenwashing a division of Toshiba, Toshiba America Business Solutions, has announced that 23 October 2012 will be ‘National No-Print Day’. On this day Toshiba proposes to ‘raise awareness of the […]
Tetra Pak and Gayatri Paper Mills partnership bears fruit
Latest News & Features, Member Releases energy, Gayatri, Paper, pulp, recyling, Tetra Pak, water, World Environment Day
Tetra Pak and Gayatri Paper Mills’ partnership has reached fruition with the operational launch of the first carton recycling facility of its kind in South Africa during the World Environment Week. The partnership between food processing and packaging Tetra Pak and recycling operation Gayatri Paper Mills ensures the complete, environmentally responsible and friendly lifecycle of […]
Buenos Aires to switch plastic bags for paper
Latest News & Features Buenos, FSC, Methology, Paper, paper recycling, pulp, pulp and paper industry
Argentina’s Buenos Aires province has decided that single-use nonrecyclable sacks and bags used in stores, supermarkets and retail shopping outlets must be replaced by biodegradable ones. The measure will mainly affect plastic bags, which must be replaced by more environmentally friendly packaging such as paper that has to be 100% FSC certifi ed,produced with other cellulosic fibers like sugar cane or contain a […]
Getting the facts straight about paper
Latest News & Features carbon dioxide, forests, FSC, Paper, paper recycling, recycling, World Environment Day
World Environment Day message from the Paper Manufacturers Association of South Africa World Environment Day is one of the days in the year where we receive a flood of ‘green’ messages about saving precious resources such as water and energy, buying less and recycling more and living in a sustainable way so we can ensure […]
International Council of Forest and Paper Associations names Harman President
NEWS RELEASE: International Council of Forest and Paper Associations Names Harman President The International Council of Forest and Paper Associations (ICFPA) announced Donna Harman as its new President. Harman, president and CEO of the American Forest & Paper Association, will serve in this capacity for the next two years. ICFPA is a global network of […]
Millennials and Print Newspaper: A Surprising Story.
Latest News & Features Millennials, newspaper, Paper, pew state of the news media study, printed paper, videos, young people
Reports on the media habits of Millennials, those “digital natives”, have given some the impression that young people never read newspapers. However, survey evidence stubbornly insists that they do.
The business of South Africa’s garbage
Latest News & Features environmental sustainability, green economy, packaging manufacturers, Paper, paper recycling, plastic, recycling, save electricity, South African government, UNEP
How the poor earn money from rubbish. Nokwanda Sotyantya sits among heaps of garbage and patiently sorts through it, separating cardboard, plastic, glass, paper and metal, piece by piece. The recycled piles of trash are then weighed and sold to packaging manufacturers in South Africa that reuse the materials to create new products. Sotyantya belongs […]
Ikea chooses less bulky, recyclable paper pallets
Latest News & Features carbon emissions, carbon footprint, Ikea, Ikea Canada, pallets, paper pallets, Pulp and Paper Canada
As part of its effort to reduce its carbon footprint, Ikea in Canada is now working with paper pallets in all its stores. Paper pallets are recyclable, designed to fit Ikea products and are optimized to fit trucks and containers so that the need to ship bulky wooden pallets back and forth is eliminated, says […]