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Fall 2012
Diamond News is a publication of Diamond Envelope Corporation published in our main office in Aurora, Illinois and is available to our Employees, Vendors and Customers. We welcome any comments or article suggestions. Please send them to our editors. Debbie Peterson debbiep@diamondenvelope.com Joy Bailey joyb@diamondenvelope.com DIAMOND ENVELOPE CORPORATION 2270 White Oak Circle Aurora, IL 60502 Phone: 630-499-2800 Fax: 630-499-2801 www.diamondenvelope.com Thank you to this editions contributors: Joy Bailey, David Graunke, Alan Jania, Michael Jania, Susan Jania, Debbie Peterson and Linda Wilk
NEWSLETTER
Fall 2012
Fall 2012
Diamond Envelope is pleased to announce that our newly designed Website is up and running. To see what Diamond Envelope has to offer please visit
www.diamondenvelope.com
Alan Jania
Fall 2012
Fall 2012
Both applications, which are already in-service, have a reputation in the commercial printing world as being the best-of-class for the applications they will be serving Diamond Envelope Corporation. We are proud of yet another cutting edge advancement that keeps Diamond Envelope Corporation on top of the envelope printing industry. If you would like to tour our facility and check out our newest pre-press technologies, please let me know so a tour can be arranged.
Fall 2012
Fall 2012
I immediately emailed one of the managers on the captive program to inform them that this kind of statement is very bold and not factual. It presents a challenging myth to overcome for all of us in the paper-based industry. I checked Additional Comment and simply suggested, Why not buy FSC or SFI certified paper to show a more responsible, carbon neutral footprint? In the past year Diamond Envelope Corporation in working with Domtar and utilizing their PAPERbecause campaign, has been trying to increase awareness on paper facts vs. myths. In speaking to a Paper Aficionado they confirmed in the case of this survey the environmental facts are not represented. Perhaps a better choice of wording on their part could have been: Help us reduce our costs, wed like to eliminate hard copies of presentations going forward. Help us use less paper, wed like to eliminate hard copies of presentations going forward. Help us reduce our paper consumption by indicating your preference for electronic copies three days prior to a meeting below. Lets set the record straight! The pulp and paper industry uses renewable energy resources, which are considered carbon neutral. In fact, nearly 64% of paper used in the U.S. was recovered for recycling in 2010 according to the American Forest and Paper Association. This was more than any other material: only 35% of metal, 27% of glass and 8% of plastic is recycled according to the EPA.1 The true impact and effects on the environment for the newer computers, mobile devices and tablets today is still being measured. There is evidence that reading an article online, using a computer for a half hour, actually uses more CO emissions than printing the article to read.
Domtar. Domtar Presents Paper Because 28 Collected Essays. Essay 2 Its One of the Most Recycled Products on the Planet. 2012.