Keywords: OPI, office, products, environment, green, thinking, sustainable
OPI Green Thinking 2011 featuring the Sustainable Office initiative, how to market green products, green dealer case studies and the real impact of paper on the environment.
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The green choice isn’t always the easy choice. This truth was further cemented in my mind when we came to select the paper on which to print this OPI Green Thinking publication.
The Sustainable Office project is an ambitious roadmap that aims to standardise environmental accreditation across the European, and in the future global, office products industry. One of the project’s initiators details its potential.
With so many green products having so many differing claims and objectives, the marketing of green products has become dangerous territory.
The paper industry is making some headway towards reducing its impact on the environment; the facts are on the table. But are consumers really buying it?
With the green agenda an integral part of companies’ CSR nowadays, Saqib Shah looks at a number of dealer groups and dealers that are implementing their own environmental initiatives.
More than just a well-used tagline, sustainability has been a key focus for Germany’s Kaut-Bullinger for over a decade. More recently, it has chosen a very local project to show its environmental commitments.
Moving beyond traditional waste collection and recycling schemes, the closed loop process is viewed as the future of sustainable waste management.
Electronic waste management is becoming a must for any OP company looking to present a comprehensive green offering.
OPI Green Thinking takes a look at what OP companies have been doing in the last 12 months to reduce the environmental impact of their building infrastructures.
A number of progressive companies in the OP sector are helping to transform the status of green vehicles.