While the majority of PLU labels are plastic, we choose PAPER as our label material of choice.

Our team is proud to announce that we are in the final stages of being able to offer our proprietary Compostable Label with certified Compostable Materials. We currently offer Compostable PAPER Label options that minimize the impact on the environment, and comply with internationally recognized requirements.

Within this line of Labels we have :

COMPOST-it™ Label Stock
COMPOST-it™ Ink
COMPOST-it™ Topcoat

Why Paper?

We carefully select and vet all of our suppliers to ensure that sustainable source and practice are put into place. We do this because we care about our environment and our planet.

We have made an environmentally conscious decision of choosing to use paper in our labels versus plastic labels. We believe this decision helps us minimize our carbon footprint as we are choosing to use a truly renewable resource from sustainably managed forests.

Did You Know?
Sustainably-produced forest products create the incentive to give proper care and management to forests and preserve the land for future generations.

How Do We Source It?

We know paper making is a resource-intensive business, thus we are extremely mindful to ensure we vet and select suppliers that use resources as efficiently as possible so as to minimize the harmful impact on the environment.

We ensure that our suppliers procure wood fiber from sustainably managed forests and meet credible forest certification standards. These standards verify that the perpetual regeneration, growing and harvesting of trees is successfully integrated with the protection of wildlife and wildlife habitat, plants, soil, air and water quality. We do this because we care about our environment and our world.

Facts

  • Paper is made from wood, which is a sustainable resource
  • Wood, pulp and paper production ensure healthy growing forests
  • Packaging makes up 1/3 or more of our trash
  • Paper is one of the few truly sustainable products
  • One pine tree can produce about 80,500 sheets of paper
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Two Sides Campaign

Two sides campaign has taken the initiative to create a supply chain and promote the sustainability of the life and journey of forestry, ink, paper, pulp and more.

To learn more about paper & recycling programs, visit Fact Sheets by Two Sides.