Here at Printed.com, we’re committed to reducing our impact on the environment. From innovative packaging and sourcing
carbon-neutral and eco-friendly papers to minimising and recycling our waste, we’re dedicated to doing good for our planet.
We promote green products where possible to our customers, to enable them to make informed choices when it comes to their print.
We look for innovative solutions to help us reduce waste, like reusing ink cartridges and investing in print technology that saves paper.
We're a zero to landfill site. 95% of our waste is manufactured back into recycled products and the remaining 5% is converted into Refuse Derived Fuel.
We strive to continually improve our environmental wellness. We’re actively reducing plastic in our packaging and improving our eco-friendly range.
Our Business Cards are packaged in our sustainable, fully recycled and recyclable Business Card boxes as standard. They feature:
Package your print the eco-friendly way with biodegradable Cello Bags:
We’re proudly accredited by Forest Stewardship Council (FSC) and ISO Quality Management.
External regulatory bodies
which hold us accountable to strict standards when it comes to environmental policies and
procedures.
Printed.com is a Forest Stewardship Council (FSC) Chain of Custody Certified business. FSC provides a credible between responsible production and consumption of forest products.
FSC Chain of Custody (CoC) certification ensures that FSC materials and products have been checked at every stage of processing. This means you can be confident that all of our labelled FSC-certified papers are genuine.
Printed.com has gained ISO14001 accreditation, which means that we have been monitored and evaluated on our environmental performance. This includes how we manage and process our waste and efficiently use our resources.
Gaining accreditation requires passing stringent checks, so you can be sure that when you print with us, we’re hitting consistently high standards of environmental wellness.
Need a little eco-inspiration? Our blog is full of sustainable ideas, tips and advice for reducing
your environmental
impact and interviews with experts and industry leaders.
