As a paper-based company the environment is at the forefront of what we do. Therefore, all our cards are printed on FSC® (Forest Stewardship Council®) - certified board from sustainable forests. We are proud to be an eco friendly company that sell sustainable and environmentally greeting cards, party and gift products.
All our greeting cards are printed on FSC certified paper.
All envelopes used for our greeting cards are made from FSC paper.
Bows & Ribbons packaging material is ECO friendly. All plastic packaging has been removed and replaced with paper packaging.
Balloons packaging material is ECO friendly. All plastic packaging has been removed and replaced with paper packaging.
FSC paper means that the pulp for making the paper is made from trees from sustainable forests (maintain the forest/wildlife/water ecosystem). It is completely bio-degradable and recyclable. This means that the paper pulp has been sourced in an environmentally friendly, socially responsible and viable manner. FSC certification tracks forest products from the forest through each stage of processing, conversion, printing and distribution. The Chain of Custody process ensures the greeting cards are coming from responsibly managed sources.
We do not use cellophane bags for our greeting cards. They are always supplied without cellophane packaging. By doing this, we are able to save tons of plastic waste from being produced and prevent it from ending up in the environment.
We follow the timber regulation. Paper products come under the EU Timber Regulations (EUTR), which prohibit the importation and use of illegally harvested timber and timber products.
We use soya ink (plant-based) for printing and water-based sealers as standard practices. This ink complies with the EU REACH standards.
This means the printer uses vegetable-based inks, which offer several environmental benefits: they are a renewable resource, help conserve petroleum supplies, and reduce VOCs (volatile organic compounds). At the end of the product's life, vegetable inks are easier to remove during the recycling process, making the product more recyclable.
