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Labelcraft’s Recyclable Enviroliner is the first label release liner that is both 100 per cent recyclable and made of 100 per cent post-consumer recycled paper

Forbes’ Erik Kobayashi-Solomon featured Rolland in his piece, highlighting the companies making a mark with their circular economy innovations.

The magazine highlights the importance of recycled paper in protecting the environment, including thought-provoking content, and tips for commercial and digital printing. 

Along with meeting rigorous standards to ensure our products and materials are responsibly sourced, it’s also our way to stay transparent about our sustainability efforts.

Nothing competes with the tactile pleasure of thumbing through a well-printed magazine, or the comfort of curling up with a great book. And recycled post-consumer paper adds to print’s appeal, aligned with society’s growing embrace of environmental responsibility.

With deforestation being a notable contributor to global warming, protecting forests is crucial to lessening the impacts of climate change and to maintaining “healthy, resilient communities and prosperous economies”.

With media reports attesting to the impact of synthetic materials on our planet, consumers have expressed concern with the overuse of synthetics in our day to day lives.

In the spirit of looking ahead to 2019, we’ve identified three important societal trends for 2019, relating to sustainability in business.

Two types of recycled fiber – composed of either post-consumer reclaimed material or pre-consumer reclaimed material – can be used to make recycled paper. The two are fundamentally different, as specified in these definitions from the FSC®

Most consumers are unaware of the steps and parties involved in the process of transforming paper recovered from recycling bins into final products.