Yes, I just said the “P” word — Paper. I have no use for it. I still don’t have my printer hooked up and have no intentions of doing so. Eco-Office Gals has no letterhead, no business cards, no paper contracts, we won’t do any job where the end result is paper – it’s just that simple.
However, what options are available if you do have to print? Using recycled materials, FSC certified paper, or tree free paper is always a good direction. Eco-Office Gals has found a few companies out there that have taking the steps necessary to provide you with the most eco-friendly paper solutions.
Printing for less: This company provides business cards, brochures, catalogs and stationery for your business needs. However, their paper is FSC certified, and they use vegetable based inks. It doesn’t stop there either, they’re wind powered, the building is carpet-free, they use open architecture, natural lighting, and have 25 acres of preserved wetland on their property. PFL has done their homework! Take advantage of the following coupons to place your order:
20% Off Your First Order, Promo Code: NC2010 Expires: September 30th
$50 Off Your First Order Over $100, Promo Code: NC50AN Expires: September 30th- The Check Gallery: Melissa, owner of Naturally Good Soaps, contacted my a while back inquiring about green checks. I had to look around a bit and I finally found one. The Check Gallery checks are printed on recycled paper using vegetable-based ink. So, if it’s time to get new checks consider ordering with them.
Get 20% Off and free shipping and Handling with coupon code GWF 859 - EcoPaper: EcoPaper produces tree-free & acid free paper products. They use alternatives such as banana, hemp, mango, lemon, coffee and sugar cane to produce their products. Their line includes, reams of paper, journals, envelopes, stationery, sketch pads and cover stock. Take advantage of everyday low prices on office and school supplies at Ecopaper.com!
So if you have to print or use paper for your business, choose responsibly! Do you have a company you recommend for it’s responsible printing and paper practices?
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