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Commentary written by Lasse Krogell, NOPA The interest in the question of the environmental impact of print is increasing in importance. In my January article I wrote about the impact of paper from virgin fiber compared to recycled fiber…

If managed sustainably, forests play an indispensable role in climate and biodiversity protection. They protect soils and water resources, provide livelihoods, and contribute to the wellbeing of rural and urban communities. Read more at…

Danish-based NIZE Equipment, which is operating across the Nordics with i.e. swissQprint, is strengthening its presence in Finland by employing own staff in the country. Markku Koivulahti will have Finland as his base in his role as service…

Grafkom member K-Print is inviting customers, suppliers and competitors to an up-coming webinar series. "We are starting a series of webinars called Expert Talks with the goal of learning about opportunities and finding new trends in this…

Support Two Sides in our campaign for promoting paper as a sustainable communications channel. As a Two Sides partner you will receive branded material for use in i.e. social media. Read more about the benefits of joining Two Sides.

Lessebo Paper’s product Lessebo Recycled, which was launched on the market in 2019, has been awarded the EU Ecolabel. “The EU Ecolabel awarded Lessebo Recycled is a way for Lessebo Paper to make it easy for customers to make a difference…

The pandemic has driven sales of print books to their largest figures in a decade. Find out why more readers are turning to print, and what titles they are reading. Read the whole story at Two Sides Nordics here.

“One in five consumers have stopped buying from some online retailers because the packaging they sent was not sustainable.” HM is the latest to switch from plastic to paper. Read the story at Two Sides Nordics.

“Lift Off” is the new Sappi publication that explores and explains how pairing print with digital can be a potent formula for transforming marketing results. Read more at Two Sides Nordics.

There has been a big debate in Norway over the last weeks about Norwegian politicians and publishers who choose to print their books abroad. The debate kicked off after it was known that politician Hadia Tajik chose to print her book in…