Yesterday, we discussed how the production of print and paper products is a green process — from using recycled energy to forest management — the

Print continues to prove its value within a brand’s marketing mix with statistics showing that 60 percent of brand searches stem from printed messages and

84 percent of people surveyed in a PaperBecause.com survey indicated they felt a mailed document was a more reliable way to leave a lasting impression

In yesterday’s post we addressed a few of the reasons how the print and paper industry are continuing to prove to be an environmentally friendly

To create paper you need trees.  In the United States the trees used to generate paper come from well-managed tree farms.  Furthermore, the amount of

The print and paper industry continue to make strides to be environmentally friendly – between tree farmers replanting trees in place of those that are

Today we would like to share with you an extremely interesting video on the facts of not only the power of print, but also how

Recently, print has been in direct line of fire when it comes to the accusation of “not being green”, but when you take a look

Recently, the print and paper industry have been under fire for not being environmentally conscious.  Throughout the past few months, we have been posting facts