DWC Prints Joins Two Sides

DWC Prints has joined Two Sides North America, the non-profit organization that promotes and encourages the responsible production, use, and sustainability of print, paper, and paper-based packaging.

“We welcome DWC Prints to our Two Sides network. As a print brokerage service, they help us reach many print buyers who often need the facts about the great sustainability story of print and paper. Small to medium-sized businesses such as DWC Prints are a key part of our network and our education efforts,” said Phil Riebel, Two Sides North America President.

“The print and paper industry has been fighting a campaign of misinformation against our sector for more than 25 years. In those same 25 years, we have been planting trees, retrofitting manufacturing, and implementing process improvement to provide sustainable products and become a leader in reducing our carbon footprint. In this electronic world, our goal is to work, not independently of our digital partners, but interdependently to provide the multi-channel marketing approach our customers want. Two Sides provides the platform for this message,” said David Wilson, President of DWC Prints.
https://twosidesna.org/US/dwc-prints-joins-two-sides/

Related Posts

Xerox Named to Dow Jones Sustainability World and North America Indexes

Xerox has been named to the Dow Jones Sustainability World Index (DJSI World) for the first time and the Dow Jones Sustainability North America Index for the third consecutive year. In the categories of corporate code of conduct, corporate governance and environmental management and reporting, Xerox exceeded the average score of DJSI World Members. Xerox was one of nine companies in the IT and software services sector to make the DJSI industry list and scored higher than most of the other industry members on all DJSI dimensions (economic, environmental and social). "To be recognized as a leader in sustainability is validation of our long-standing commitment to corporate social responsibility that is core to our business, operations, products and solutions throughout the world,” said Flor Colon, Xerox Corporate Social Responsibility council chair.

Finnpulp Granted Environmental Permit

The Regional State Administrative Agency has granted the environmental permit for Finnpulp's bioproduct plant, which is to be built in Sorsasalo, Kuopio, and the wastewater treatment facility connected to the plant. The environmental permit defines the terms for the pulp plant's operation in the production phase, as well as for pipeline installation work and changes made to the shore line during the construction phase. Production is planned to start in 2020, and the plant's annual production capacity will be 1.2 million tons of softwood pulp. Additionally, the plant will produce other bioproducts, including 60,000 tons of tall oil and 1.5 TWh of bioelectricity per year. 1 TWh of the electricity will be fed into the national grid.

University of Maine Fort Kent and Irving Woodlands, LLC Partner to Enhance Forestry Research

The University of Maine at Fort Kent is pleased to welcome Neil Thompson as the Irving Woodlands, LLC. Professor of Forestry. A University of Maine System graduate, Thompson is no stranger to the diverse woodlands of Maine. “Mr. Thompson comes to UMFK with extensive research and teaching experience that will greatly benefit our students,” said UMFK President, Dr. John Short. “Our campus is very excited about the contributions we know he will make in the classroom and laboratories.” “All of us at Irving Woodlands are very excited to welcome Neil Thompson to the University of Maine at Fort Kent,” said Jason Limongelli, Vice President of Woodlands Division. “We look forward to working with Neil to advance the benefits of outcome-based forestry in Northern Maine and to address important issues like climate change, biodiversity and the spruce budworm.”
Back To Top
×Close search
Search