The Forest Stewardship Council (FSC) was created to change the dialogue about and the practice of sustainable forestry worldwide. FSC-US, located in Washington, D.C., was established in 1995 to coordinate the development of forest management standards, provide public information about FSC and certification, and to promote certification in the United States.

With rising environmental awareness, Printing Arts, Inc. wants to ensure we are doing our part by becoming good stewards of the environment and to follow the principles, criteria and standards set forth by the FSC to save and preserve our forests for future generations to come.

Printing Arts, Inc. is proud to be aligned with an organization that sets the highest social and environmental standards in the market of paper usage.

For more information about the Forest Stewardship Council and how you or your organization can become more environmentally friendly, please call us at (763) 425-4251.

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Great Printer Environmental Initiative Certification Awarded to Printing Arts, Inc.

Printing Arts, Inc. is pleased to announce its recent certification in the PIM Great Printer Environmental Initiative.

The PIM Great Printer Environmental Initiative evolved from the Great Printers Project, which was a collaborative project undertaken initially by the Council of Great Lake Governors, the Environmental Defense Fund, and the Printing Industries of America, Inc.

Great Printers go beyond what is required by government regulatory agencies in environmental, health and safety compliance. Great Printers are green printers.

With this certification Printing Arts commits to:

• Complying with all applicable environmental, health and safety requirements;
• Going beyond compliance by minimizing wastes, reusing or recycling waste that cannot be prevented and maximizing energy efficiency; and
• Pursuing continuous environmental, health and safety improvements.

For more information about the PIM Great Printer Environmental Initiative, please call us at (763) 425-4251.