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GOVERNMENT looks to improve recycled policies Last month Collins Scott Marketing was awarded a research project contract assessing the availability of recycled fibre in the paper industry for OGCbuying.solutions, an executive agency of the Office of Government Commerce in the Treasury. Andy Scott explains the details Issue Date: January 2009
Green grows the paper The paper industry creates the largest environmental impact in print, and it is rapidly shrinking its eco-footprint Issue Date: March 2010
Inkjet lays claim to Drupa riches Inkjet ink is more expensive per litre than petrol or champagne, leading to the idea that it truly is liquid gold Issue Date: April 2008
Paper myths dispelled Andy Scott gets heated about the myths surrounding the paper industry and sets the record straight about its absolute sustainabilty Issue Date: May 2008
Paper pressure builds on Publishers With paper companies desperate to raise prices, the impact on magazine publishers could turn out to be dramatic, Michael Barnett reports. Issue Date: February 2008
Publishers keen to be green The paper supply system is having to cope with growing demand for products which have as benign an environmental impact as possible, says Andy Scott, as publishers are enthusiastic about embracing the spreading green culture Issue Date: July 2008
Tempo flies Sappi reckons the time is right to launch a new paper with significant advantages for printers needing to deliver work to ever-tighter deadlines Issue Date: March 2008
Where greenwash won’t wash David Shorto buys print for two of the leading environmentally aware NGOs and has set up a website laying out the facts about green print purchasing Issue Date: March 2008

GOVERNMENT looks to improve recycled policies

Last month Collins Scott Marketing was awarded a research project contract assessing the availability of recycled fibre in the paper industry for OGCbuying.solutions, an executive agency of the Office of Government Commerce in the Treasury. Andy Scott explains the details
Issue Date: January 2009

Green grows the paper

The paper industry creates the largest environmental impact in print, and it is rapidly shrinking its eco-footprint
Issue Date: March 2010

Inkjet lays claim to Drupa riches

Inkjet ink is more expensive per litre than petrol or champagne, leading to the idea that it truly is liquid gold
Issue Date: April 2008

Paper myths dispelled

Andy Scott gets heated about the myths surrounding the paper industry and sets the record straight about its absolute sustainabilty
Issue Date: May 2008

Paper pressure builds on Publishers

With paper companies desperate to raise prices, the impact on magazine publishers could turn out to be dramatic, Michael Barnett reports.
Issue Date: February 2008

Publishers keen to be green

The paper supply system is having to cope with growing demand for products which have as benign an environmental impact as possible, says Andy Scott, as publishers are enthusiastic about embracing the spreading green culture
Issue Date: July 2008

Tempo flies

Sappi reckons the time is right to launch a new paper with significant advantages for printers needing to deliver work to ever-tighter deadlines
Issue Date: March 2008

Where greenwash won’t wash

David Shorto buys print for two of the leading environmentally aware NGOs and has set up a website laying out the facts about green print purchasing
Issue Date: March 2008