Laurel Brunners Blog: New sustainability initiatives

Laurel Brunner writes on her Verdigris blog that the speed with which the different industries care about sustainability is not slowing down. The beauty industry is now joining with the Sustainable Beauty initiative to improve the environment and an ethical society. Read her blog on our articles page how an organisation such as EcoVadis can…

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Laurel Brunners Blog: ISO 14001´s success

With ISO 14001 companies comply to environmental regulations. On her Verdigris Blog, Laurel Brunner writes about the success of this norm, and some other advantages of ISO 14001. Advantages which are also important for SMEs. Read her blog about this important matter on our articles page.

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Laurel Brunner: Economy and ecology more and more connected

In her Verdigris blog, Laurel Brunner acknowledges the fact that economy and ecology are increasingly connected. As an example of this Eco-nomy, she describes how Belgian printer Artoos produces 3000 plates per month with the new Agfa Elite Eco plates. Thanks to the Arkana plate processor, without rinse section, Artoos does not have to use…

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Paper manufacturer turns waste into oil

Paper manufacturer Essity has, together with Alucha and University Twente, built a test plant which should process waste from the production of paper into oil and gas. These products will be used for the heating of the plant. This way the paper waste will not have to be disposed, but will become useful. When recycling…

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IKEA catalogue gradually greener

IKEA has won the Retail Sustainability Award, awarded by the ABN AMRO Best Retail Chain of the Netherlands contest. The Swedish furniture shop wants to show that it is doing its bit for sustainability and is a ´green´ company. When printing the catalogue IKEA also takes its CO2 footprint into account. This year´s edition is…

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Laurel Brunner Blog: Print kiosks get a new chance

After the original hype the future of print kiosks, the ultimate way of printing on demand, seemed to be less rosy.  But, as Laurel Brunner writes in her Verdigris blog, technology has advanced and there are a number of advantages of this user friendly way of printing for some specific markets. Read her blog via…

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Dell produces PCs from plastic waste

Dell has started a very nice project. Plastic collected from the oceans is being recycled and used for new laptops. The computer brand, together with other organisations collects the plastic from the oceans before it breaks down into micro particles which are harmful for sea life. The collected plastic is cleaned and processed after which…

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