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/

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