Environment

Go Inspire was also awarded ISO 50001 certification last year

Go Inspire Group makes pledge on renewable energy use

Go Inspire Group has received Carbon Trust certification as it continues its journey to Net Zero.

ADM Group said its score was representative of its ongoing improvements

ADM Group rated A- by CDP

Marketing services provider ADM Group has achieved a score of A- on CDP’s 2023 Climate Change Survey.

Robin Carruthers has joined CMS in a permanent capacity as its operations manager

CMS in bumper kit and sustainability investment

Central Mailing Services (CMS) has invested around £1m in total on a new bespoke continuous printer and solar panel setup, as it commits to be as close to net zero as possible by 2028.

Polymer-coated foils can be extremely difficult to recycle

Foiled label recycling first for Business Waste

Recycling and waste management firm BusinessWaste.co.uk has made a breakthrough in the recycling of polymer and metal foiled label waste.

Xampla gains funding for growth

Xampla has gained a further $7m (£5.5m) in funding to fuel expansion of its natural, biodegradable materials that promise a drop-in replacement to plastics.

Thomas Leach Colour pays cut-rate energy prices under the leasing scheme

Thomas Leach Colour signs up to solar scheme

Abingdon commercial printer Thomas Leach Colour has signed up to a solar panel financing scheme from Electron Green which will cut the firm’s grid usage by 45%.

Clays: transformational long-term change in capacity and capability

Clays celebrates SBTi validation

Clays greenhouse gas emission reduction goals have gained official approval from the Science Based Targets initiative (SBTi).

Wells: we want everyone to get involved

Datagraphic accelerates net-zero target to 2040

Digital mailing specialist Datagraphic has signed up to the Climate Pledge, bringing forward its net-zero ambitions to a 2040 deadline.

Denmaur commits to net-zero target

Denmaur has set down an ambitious target to become net-zero by 2045.

Paper/cardboard was positioned best for factors such as ease of recycling

Swanline pays up for ten year Packaging Waste gap

Swanline Print has paid £14,700 to a local environmental project after the firm failed to register under the Packaging Waste Regulations for a decade.