NATIONAL OBSERVER: Six Canadian printers make top 10 in sustainability ranking
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This article was published in the National Observer
Six Canadian printers have made the top 10 this year in a Vancouver environmental organization’s sustainability rankings. On Thursday, Canopy Planet released its annual Blueline Ranking for 2017 . Canopy calls its ranking system a “consumer guide” to the sustainability performance of the largest printers in North America.
The ranking pits large printers, as measured by annual sales, against 32 criteria that scrutinize things like the conservation of ancient and endangered forests, protecting endangered species, a preference for environmentally-friendly material sourcing and the publication of measurable goals and timelines.
Read the rest of the story at National Observer .
Six Canadian printers have made the top 10 this year in a Vancouver environmental organization’s sustainability rankings. On Thursday, Canopy Planet released its annual Blueline Ranking for 2017 . Canopy calls its ranking system a “consumer guide” to the sustainability performance of the largest printers in North America.
The ranking pits large printers, as measured by annual sales, against 32 criteria that scrutinize things like the conservation of ancient and endangered forests, protecting endangered species, a preference for environmentally-friendly material sourcing and the publication of measurable goals and timelines.
Read the rest of the story at National Observer .
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