Business Management - Sustainability

More than 100 leading North American companies have removed or changed inaccurate anti-paper claims as a result of Two Sides efforts. The list includes many of the Fortune 500 companies in the financial, telecom, utilities and insurance sectors.

Consumers are pushing brands to embrace sustainable packaging and last week, McDonald’s and Coca-…

The University of Washington’s Mailing Services operation has received a sizable sustainability grant to upgrade its three-year-old bicycle delivery program with new electric-assist bikes, cargo boxes, trailers and riding gear.

The recent Toluna consumer survey, “Print and Paper in a Digital World,” commissioned by Two Sides, reveals interesting trends.

At a recent sustainability in higher education conference, I was certain that print and mail would be a hot topic. I was wrong.

In recent years, there has been an explosion of data breaches in the financial, business and health.

Each year since 1960, the third week in October has been proclaimed National Forest Products Week in…

Two Sides has released the results of an international survey that provides unique insight into how print and paper are viewed, preferred and trusted by consumers around the globe. The results indicate a strong preference for print when it comes to recreational reading e.g. books, magazines, news, etc. 72% of global respondents prefer printed books, compared to only 9% preferring ebooks.

Messiah College's College Press and Postal Services operation has put an emphasis on sustainability. Its PrintReleaf program allows organizations to certifiably reduce their environmental impact by automatically planting trees to offset their paper consumption.

We've all heard this argument: Since paper is made from wood fiber, then using paper must be bad for trees. Research, however, shows otherwise. Using wood-based products like office paper actually helps keep American forests healthy.