Environment

Mitsubishi HiTec Paper UK has announced it will increase the price of its Giroform carbonless sheets by 6%.

Xerox and its global partners have revealed a raft of new projects during the Palo Alto Research Center's (PARC) 2008 Inside Innovation event.

Prime Minister Gordon Brown was on hand to send his congratulations to the winners and participants of the 2008 PrintIT! Awards, which took place last Friday (25 April).

Nine in 10 consumers would give up some form of packaging in order to reduce their green footprint, according to a Nielsen Global Food Packaging Survey.

Environmental publisher ENDS has launched its guide to carbon offsets, designed to give readers an understanding of the offsetting process and to advise purchasers about which providers are the...

The Bezier group has appointed Paul Haycock in the role of corporate social responsibility (CSR) manager in a bid to reduce the firm's environmental impact.

Dorling Kindersley (DK) has unveiled a new line of books that it has claimed are produced in the most environmentally friendly fashion possible.

Clays, the book printing division of St Ives, has diverted 40 tonnes of paper dust from going to landfill each year by sending one of its largest bi-products to a worm farm in Norfolk.

J&G Environmental has been awarded a three-year waste management contract by Trinity Mirror, a deal covering the publisher's nine sites across England, Scotland and Wales.

Redlin Print has boosted its green credentials and more than doubled its plate output following the investment in a Screen PlateRite 6600S thermal platesetter.

PaperCo has introduced a new PEFC-certified tinted paper range, Fizz, designed for dynamic marketing applications.

Board producer Iggesund Paperboard is to reduce its use of fossil fuels by three-quarters, resulting in a reduction in annual emissions equal to driving an average car 300 million km.