Solopress joins Two Sides to promote the sustainable story of print and paper

Solopress retains a place at the forefront of print technology, with state-of-the-art software and infrastructure that allow the company to guarantee high quality print with fast turnarounds. It’s a formula that’s earned them over 23,000 five-star reviews on Trustpilot.

“Now is the right time for Solopress to become members of Two Sides. Having recently introduced the Solopress Green range of carbon-offset products, we look forward to enhancing our position on sustainability yet further and promoting the wider sustainable attributes of print media,” says Simon Cooper, Managing Director at Solopress.

Simon continues, “At Solopress, it’s our policy to manage the business in the most environmentally responsible manner. We minimise our impact on the planet and help our customers to do the same.”

Solopress has been committed to sustainable print throughout its 22-year history, with a proud record of responsible procurement that includes FSC certified paper stocks and plant-based inks. Partnership with Two Sides will allow Solopress to communicate its message on sustainability more broadly and effectively thanks to the data, tools and resources produced by the group.

“Welcoming new members on board is always a pleasure and we look forward to working with Solopress. Our partnership will help us share the environmental merits of print and paper products and the great sustainable story it has to tell.” says Jonathan Tame, Managing Director of Two Sides UK.

By joining Two Sides, Solopress has access to a large library of co-brandable communications tools, consumer research, industry-leading information, sustainability advice, and events.
https://www.twosides.info/UK/solopress-joins-two-sides/

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