Recycling
strategies
Apart from the glass, metal and plastic which our local
council takes away to recycle, our paper recycling is sorted:
- Our contractor takes away our paper and cardboard to recycle.
- All our paperwork that contains sensitive data as secured waste is taken for offsite shredding and is then recycled.
- In addition, all the waste from our printers – including cartridges, parts, spares – are recycled by Xerox.
If it
can be recycled, it is!
In addition, all the paper we use both in-house and for clients is sustainably sourced, without compromising on quality.
Saving
energy
With limited world supplies of fossil fuels, we have ensured
every member of our team is conscious of the energy we use. Although we need to
use energy to run our machines, if you visit our premises, you’ll see people
turning lights off as they leave a room and checking the heating isn’t on when
it doesn’t need to be. We don’t need to
work in a hothouse!
When we leave at the end of the day all the computers are
turned off and the production machines and printers are all shut down for the
night.
Reducing
our carbon footprint
We’re big fans of using local suppliers, not just to
support our nearby community but because it reduces lorries travelling any
further than they need to. At least a
third of our team walk or cycle to work and we are more likely to jump on
public transport to get to meetings instead of taking a car.
When
your company’s environmental policy includes using environmentally conscious
suppliers, we can tick that box – not just with words, but with actions too.
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