The print and paper advocacy group, Two Sides, is excited to announce its newest member Print.com, the print management company for print and graphics professionals.
Print.com is an exclusive platform, designed by print professionals for print professionals: brands, agencies, resellers, and creatives that frequently order print media and other customised items.
“Print.com is committed to a socially responsible and sustainable future, “More print, less footprint”. We produce locally, with efficient technology – this is how we reduce CO2 emissions, waste and our energy consumption. We are constantly adding sustainable products and services to our ordering environment with recyclability as our starting point. We implement eco-friendly and ethical solutions throughout the supply chain and inspire partners to do the same. Our sustainability values align with the Two Sides campaign and we are delighted to have become a member” says Fiona Robinson, UK Country Captain for Print.com.
They minimise waste in their production process by cleverly combining orders, from the start of the ordering process, all the way through to the logistics. What’s more, to eliminate packaging waste and ensure the products ordered through Print.com are optimally protected, their partners use on-demand, non-bleached packaging. Where possible, their print partners use recycled filling material.
“We are pleased to welcome Print.com on board as members of Two Sides. Our partnership with them will help us communicate the great environmental story that print, paper and paper-based packaging has to tell, reaching many professionals and consumers across Europe. It’s always a pleasure to welcome new members and we look forward to working with Print.com moving forward,” says Josh Birch, Campaign Manager of Two Sides UK.
By joining Two Sides, Print.com has access to a large library of co-brandable communications tools, consumer research, industry-leading information, sustainability advice, and events.
For more information about the many benefits of joining the Two Sides, please visittwosides.info/why-join-two-sides
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