Green Printer is a fast-growing print company that gives people the choice to print on recycled and treeless paper. People can make a big difference by simply choosing green printing methods because it eliminates a lot of waste in the printing process from the choice of non-toxic inks to dry offset printing.
I’m pleased to work with Olga Orda, Principal of EQUO3 Strategies, as a weekly contributor to Green Printer’s blog. Check out the blog to find out how easy and cost-effective it is to switch to green printing without sacrificing quality and the environment.
The blog posts are also published on Green Options or Ecopreneurist. Green Options is a community and network of blogs focused on helping people figure out their understanding of sustainability. Ecopreneurist provides news and advice on sustainable and social entrepreneurship.
Posts
- The Jaded (Green?) Screen: Is the paperless office not ‘engaging’ enough?
- Obama: “We can’t solve global warming problems because I f—ing changed light bulbs in my house”
- Q&A: Like Obama, like business – drying yourself clean after greenwashing
- Ecopreneurs to play a key role in Friedman’s “Hot, Flat, and Crowded”
- Company Gift Giving Made Easy: Give carbon-neutrality this Christmas
- Words that ‘Work’: What To Write When Marketing Green
- Obama: Investing in entrepreneurs a necessary “down payment”
- A.T. Kearney: Companies that ‘leaned’ toward green in 2008 performed better financially
- Junxion Strategy: Green marketing grows up
- Green alone won’t ‘recession-proof’ eco-friendly products
- Green branding and identity means ‘organizing information’
I am looking for a green printing service for my wedding announcements, invitations, etc. I am located near Denver, and would like to find someone local to negate the need for excessive shipping. Any suggestions?
By: JoBob on November 7, 2008
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Hi JoBob,
Thanks for your interest in printing green!
It looks like there are a few options for printers in Denver:
http://www.cottrellprinting.com/
http://www.publicationprinters.com/site/page/pg4047.html
When you’re looking for a printer, using post-consumer paper is one of the best ways you can help the environment, and look for Forest Stewardship Council (FSC) certification. FSC sets a standard to ensure that FSC products come from forests that are managed to meet the social, economic and ecological needs of present and future generations.
Hope this helps and let me know if you have any other questions.
By: Mees on November 7, 2008
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Here on the East Coast I am concerned about the non profit organizations.
I have decided to do something that my partners think is crazy, and that is to create a non profit coop.
So, if a non profit gives me 3-4 weeks lead time, I am selling business cards for $45.00 per 500 cards,
printed on 100% post-consumer waste recycled, 100# cover. My printing is FSC and ISO certified and
Green-E certified. We use Wind Energy to power our plants.
I am also discounting post-cards and bookmarks.
Please call me with any questions.
Greg Barber
973 224 1132
ps: we do have pricing for 5-7 day and 2-3 day runs.
By: Greg Barber on February 8, 2009
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Really a green printing method should be useful for the peoples and what kind of paper is recycled.thanks for sharing your thoughts to me..
By: Copier Toner on October 8, 2009
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Great site, I will be back. Well done
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