Environmental Company of the Year - Commended: CW Print Group
Tuesday, 21 October 2008
Praised by judges for its adoption of EMAS, 2006 finalist CW Print Group has secured a brace of environmental accreditations over the past 12 months.
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Following on from last year’s impressive 40% reduction in IPA usage on its presses, the company has this year completely eliminated alcohol from its two main press lines. CW Print Group has gone well beyond legal requirements to ensure that no hazardous waste water enters the sewage system and continues to strive towards new environmental goals.
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