At the time, Officeworks managing director Mark Ward said dropping Reflex would not solve anything. Little has changed since About 2, businesses, councils and organisations have signed its Ethical Paper Pledge vowing not to purchase or use Reflex paper. They are working towards ensuring all suppliers comply with this, he explains.
During the conversation, he also informs me that consumers have the power of choice and there is a range of ethical paper products that they can purchase if they are unhappy.
Swenson is right. Suggestions Austria 1. Belgium 5. Brazil 3. Canada 5. Germany Denmark France Kenya Philippines 3. Thailand Ukraine United Kingdom 4. United States Transitioning to plantations will maintain jobs and secure the long-term future of the industry — that is running out of wood because native forests have been over-logged, badly managed, and burnt in bushfires.
Purchasing an Ethical Paper confirms the best future for the industry. In the end it came down to economics. Once I thought about the hidden cost of paper — the energy and water used — signing the Ethical Paper Pledge was a no-brainer. In , we restructured our office to be mostly paperless, but there is still the need to print something every day.
It is satisfying to know that the paper we are using is not made from logging our remaining native forests. Skip to main content. German specialty paper manufacturer Reflex commences parallel operation of PM 1 and PM 3 ahead of schedule. Read so far. The papers are distributed worldwide.
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