According to Heritage Envelopes, the U.K. market uses approximately 13 billion envelopes per year—nearly all of which are transported in traditional corrugated cardboard packaging. This means an estimated 20,000,000 cartons are used just for moving envelopes from factories to mail fulfilment plants every year, which creates an incredible amount of cardboard waste. Heritage sought to … Continued
The recycling symbol conveys a clear message to anyone who comes across it. It is one of those universal means of communication, much like a stop light, mathematics or thumbs up (or, yes, the brazen use of another finger). It signifies that anything placed in the container on which it is affixed will be recycled. … Continued
SUSSEX, WI—The Lauterbach Group, located in Sussex, has been awarded the certification of “Green Master” by the Wisconsin Sustainable Business Council for its relentless commitment to sustainability. This obsession goes beyond the Lauterbach’s four walls, paying dividends to clients by reducing the environmental footprint of their supply chains. The Green Master program uses a nine point … Continued
SUSSEX, WI—The Lauterbach Group, located in Sussex, WI was recently recognized as one of the Best Workplaces in Americas 2015 by the Printing Industries of America for their relentless commitment to providing a superior work environment for employees. The program is designed to recognize companies, within an $82 billion per year industry, for their outstanding … Continued
SUSSEX, WI—The Lauterbach Group, located in Sussex, WI, was awarded the prestigious 2015 TLMI Environmental Leadership Award for its ongoing commitment to progressive environmental practices made possible by laser like focus on continuous improvement and lean manufacturing. The TLMI Environmental Leadership Award is truly one of a kind. Given conditionally based on applicants, it is … Continued
Five years into its sustainability journey, Avery Dennison of Mentor, OH has expanded its sense of what’s possible. The company and its team members—from the executive office on down to the manufacturing floor—now envision a world in which all label and packaging materials are responsibly sourced. It sees corporations partnering with customers and communities to … Continued
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