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Eco-Friendly Recycled Paper, Envelopes, Invitations, Programs
In our increasingly eco-conscious society, waste management and resource conservation are topics of much concern. And one concerned person can make quite a difference. Whether you're organizing a social event, planning a wedding or just selecting materials for use in your own projects, it can pay to "think green" and consider using recycled paper. So, why buy recycled? Well, recycled paper production offers many environmental advantages over "virgin" (nonrecycled) production:
Read the whole article here.
Eco-Friendly Paper Terms Explained
This is a companion to Will Collins' Eco-Friendly Recycled Paper, Envelopes, Invitations, Programs article in which he wrote about LCI's specialty papers, invitations, envelopes, and vellum that are manufactured with renewable electricity and a wide variety of other eco-friendly production methods and practices.
Here is an explanation of the logos and terms that apply to LCI's PC100 lines of radiant white card stocks and envelopes that are produced with Monadnock Paper Mills' 100% recycled paper. FSC (Forest Stewardship Council) certification assures that 100% post consumer recycled fiber was used to make this paper. Additionally, the PC100 lines address a full range of environmental concerns that our customers will appreciate. Read the whole article here.
Interview With Geoff Verney of Monadnock Paper Mills
Located in Bennington, New Hampshire, Monadnock Paper Mills is the oldest continuously operating paper mill in the U.S., a leading supplier of top quality specialty paper, and one of LCI Paper's most valued partners. Earlier in the week, I spoke to Geoff Verney, Vice President of Strategic Customer Relations & Corporate Communications who has been with Monadnock since 1974. The interview lasts 11 minutes and I think you're going to be impressed with Monadnock's commitment to their quality premium paper products and their innovation in protecting the Contoocook River and the surrounding environment.
Read the whole article here.
In our increasingly eco-conscious society, waste management and resource conservation are topics of much concern. And one concerned person can make quite a difference. Whether you're organizing a social event, planning a wedding or just selecting materials for use in your own projects, it can pay to "think green" and consider using recycled paper. So, why buy recycled? Well, recycled paper production offers many environmental advantages over "virgin" (nonrecycled) production:
- Conserves resources, energy, and landfill space (Approximately 35% of solid waste sent to landfills consists of paper!)
- Protects and preserves forests and ecosystems
- Produces less pollution
- Reduces the use of toxic chemicals
Read the whole article here.
Eco-Friendly Paper Terms Explained
This is a companion to Will Collins' Eco-Friendly Recycled Paper, Envelopes, Invitations, Programs article in which he wrote about LCI's specialty papers, invitations, envelopes, and vellum that are manufactured with renewable electricity and a wide variety of other eco-friendly production methods and practices.
Here is an explanation of the logos and terms that apply to LCI's PC100 lines of radiant white card stocks and envelopes that are produced with Monadnock Paper Mills' 100% recycled paper. FSC (Forest Stewardship Council) certification assures that 100% post consumer recycled fiber was used to make this paper. Additionally, the PC100 lines address a full range of environmental concerns that our customers will appreciate. Read the whole article here.
Interview With Geoff Verney of Monadnock Paper Mills
Located in Bennington, New Hampshire, Monadnock Paper Mills is the oldest continuously operating paper mill in the U.S., a leading supplier of top quality specialty paper, and one of LCI Paper's most valued partners. Earlier in the week, I spoke to Geoff Verney, Vice President of Strategic Customer Relations & Corporate Communications who has been with Monadnock since 1974. The interview lasts 11 minutes and I think you're going to be impressed with Monadnock's commitment to their quality premium paper products and their innovation in protecting the Contoocook River and the surrounding environment.
Read the whole article here.
