Sustainable Advantages Promoted by PEFC
Programme for the Endorsement of Forest Certification (PEFC) is showing great focus on sustainability within printing industry and will promote the benefits of sustainable sourcing at the recent year’s packing innovations.
Sustainability has been hot discussion within print industry and that is what printing companies are looking to achieve. Sustainable practices have a great impact on environment, if these practices are adopted they can provide safeguard to natural environment and habitats. PEFC is promoting concept of purchasing products from well-managed forests. Through social awareness programs, people are becoming more aware about sustainable practices.
Ross Bradshaw, PEFC UK chairman said “PEFC’s last global consumer survey found that more than 80% of respondents wanted to see companies sourcing materials from well-managed forests, to use a label on product to provide them with assurances of responsible sourcing,”
The event will take place from September 14 to 15 at London’s Olympia and at D8 PEFC will stand. PEFC, SFI and AB Group Packaging will take part in this event. All of these companies work in association to improve the concept of sustainability and purchase products from well-managed forests.
AB Group Packaging is supposed to provide services with flexible packaging. The company is a renowned manufacturer of high volume paper packaging and flexible bags and providing services to almost every industry.
Its manufacturing of paper and flexible packaging is hundred percents recyclable. Its manufacturing processes are approved by PEFC and FSC.
PEFC provides an interface through which manufacturers can purchase raw materials from forests which are well-managed. People are more concerned about purchasing products from responsible sources. This could help manufacturers in their advertising campaigns as through public awareness programs, people are more conscious about such things.
If forests are not well-managed, they could harm habitats and natural environment. With increase in productions, the trees will become lesser.
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Sustainable Advantages Promoted by PEFC
By Hammad Arshad
Programme for the Endorsement of Forest Certification (PEFC) is showing great focus on sustainability within printing industry and will promote the benefits of sustainable sourcing at the recent year’s packing innovations.
Sustainability has been hot discussion within print industry and that is what printing companies are looking to achieve. Sustainable practices have a great impact on environment, if these practices are adopted they can provide safeguard to natural environment and habitats. PEFC is promoting concept of purchasing products from well-managed forests. Through social awareness programs, people are becoming more aware about sustainable practices.
Ross Bradshaw, PEFC UK chairman said “PEFC’s last global consumer survey found that more than 80% of respondents wanted to see companies sourcing materials from well-managed forests, to use a label on product to provide them with assurances of responsible sourcing,”
The event will take place from September 14 to 15 at London’s Olympia and at D8 PEFC will stand. PEFC, SFI and AB Group Packaging will take part in this event. All of these companies work in association to improve the concept of sustainability and purchase products from well-managed forests.
AB Group Packaging is supposed to provide services with flexible packaging. The company is a renowned manufacturer of high volume paper packaging and flexible bags and providing services to almost every industry.
Its manufacturing of paper and flexible packaging is hundred percents recyclable. Its manufacturing processes are approved by PEFC and FSC.
PEFC provides an interface through which manufacturers can purchase raw materials from forests which are well-managed. People are more concerned about purchasing products from responsible sources. This could help manufacturers in their advertising campaigns as through public awareness programs, people are more conscious about such things.
If forests are not well-managed, they could harm habitats and natural environment. With increase in productions, the trees will become lesser.
