Sustainability

Eco-friendly Packaging

Our company cares deeply about protecting the environment and enhancing land resources. The primary materials we use, namely paper and cardboard, come from sustainable cutting and planting cycles, which is why we are proud to say that we produce environmentally sustainable packaging. To demonstrate our commitment to responsible management of forest resources, we have joined the Forest Stewardship Council (FSC) forest certification system.

Fun facts about paper

Who has never made a paper airplane? The Guinness World Record reports that the one the paper airplane that flew the highest was made by David Green in Elsworth, UK: it reached 35.043 meters in height (2015 record). The one that flew the farthest, on the other hand, traveled 88.31 meters, at the hands of Dillon Ruble (USA) on December 2, 2022.

Fun facts about paper

The invention of modern printing has a specific date: Feb. 23, 1453, when what is considered the first book in history, the Gutenberg Bible, was printed in a printing press in Mainz, Germany.

Fun facts about paper

Recycling paper seems a fairly recent idea. However, the first book printed on recycled paper was published in 1801. Entitled Historical Account of the Substances that Have Been Used to Describe Events, and to Convey Ideas from the Earliest Date to the Invention of Paper, it was written and printed by Matthias Koops in London. It was a history of the materials used to record information. The second edition of the book bore the caption, "Printed on Paper Re-Made from Old Printed and Written Paper": here was the first known book to be published on recycled paper.

Fun facts about paper

Producing recycled paper requires 30 percent more electricity and 70 percent more water than producing it from the raw material from wood.

Fun facts about paper

Paper can be recycled up to 11 times into different types of papers and boards.

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Fun facts about paper

It is estimated that 5% of a tree is used to produce a ream of paper (500 sheets). It is normally ignored that when a tree is cut down, almost all of it is used: every part of it is used to make the

Eco-friendly packaging

La nostra azienda cartotecnica ha a cuore la tutela dell’ambiente e la valorizzazione delle risorse territoriali. I materiali primari che utilizziamo, ossia la carta e il cartone, provengono da cicli di taglio e piantumazione sostenibili: per questo siamo fieri di affermare che produciamo imballaggi ecosostenibili. A dimostrazione del nostro impegno verso una gestione responsabile delle risorse forestali, abbiamo aderito al sistema di certificazione forestale FSC (Forest Stewardship Council).

Curiosità sulla carta

Chi non ha mai fatto un aeroplano di carta? Il Guinness World Record riporta che quello l’aeroplano di carta che ha volato più in alto è stato realizzato da David Green a Elsworth, nel Regno Unito: ha raggiunto i 35,043 metri di altezza (record del 2015). Quello che invece ha volato più lontano ha percorso 88,31 metri, per mano di Dillon Ruble (USA) il 2 dicembre 2022.

Curiosità sulla carta

L’invenzione della stampa moderna ha una data ben precisa: 23 febbraio 1453, quando in una tipografia di Magonza (Germania), venne stampato quello che viene considerato il primo libro della storia, la Bibbia di Gutenberg.

Curiosità sulla carta riciclata

Riciclare la carta sembra un’idea abbastanza recente. Tuttavia, il primo libro stampato su carta riciclata è stato pubblicato nel 1801. Intitolato Historical Account of the Substances that Have Been Used to Describe Events, and to Convey Ideas from the Earliest Date to the Invention of Paper, fu scritto e stampato da Matthias Koops a Londra. Si trattava di una storia dei materiali utilizzati per registrare informazioni. La seconda edizione del libro recava la dicitura: “Printed on Paper Re-Made from Old Printed and Written Paper”: ecco il primo libro conosciuto a essere pubblicato su carta riciclata.

Curiosità sulla carta riciclata

Per produrre carta riciclata sono necessari il 30% di energia elettrica e il 70% di acqua rispetto alla produzione dalla materia prima dal legno.

Curiosità sulla carta riciclata

La carta può essere riciclata fino a 11 volte in diversi tipi di carte e cartoni.

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Comprehensive resource enhancement

It is estimated that 5% of a tree is used to produce a ream of paper (500 sheets). It is normally ignored that when a tree is cut down, almost all of it is used: every part of it is used to derive maximum value.
The wood will be used for home construction and furniture; the pulp (i.e., the thinner part) will be processed to become paper, cardboard and textiles; the branches and tops, along with forest industry residues, will undergo processing into products such as bioenergy, biofuels and other derivatives.

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