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Play your cards right this Christmas
By Miranda | November 14, 2009
Christmas generates more waste than at any other time of the year but thankfully a large proportion of it can be recycled, some in specially run projects.
The Woodland Trust has already announced its 2009 Christmas Cards recyling scheme commencing in January 2010 at a number of High Street stores. During January this year, 59 million Christmas cards were recycled which in turn enabled the Trust to plant 14,000 trees and replenish our native woodlands.
If you are still hoarding old cards from last year (funny how they get put away with the decorations!) why not re-use them as gift tags on this years presents?
We love getting cards at Christmas. It is the excuse that links us to family and friends that we don’t keep in touch with on a regular basis. With time in short supply, especially at Christmas, why not ensure that this year your cards are truly personal by designing your own and having them printed. We print our ethical Christmas cards on recycled and/or FSC boards using vegeable oil based inks or eco-toners. Starting from 25 cards all the way up to 1000 there is no better time to plan your own unique card!
Printed on 100% recycled board by A Local Printer
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Topics: Eco Friendly Paper, Environment, Environmental Printing
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