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Neschen Earns FSC Certification

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14 years ago

October 11, 2010

Screen Printing Screen Printing October 2010 Issue

Neschen Americas, producers of film and liquid laminating equipment and materials for wide-format textile and PVC media, recently received Forest Stewardship Council (FSC) Chain of Custody certification under the Forest Conservation Program. To earn this certification, Neschen had to reduce its environmental impact by operating in socially responsible ways. The company’s policies and procedures include buying certified materials.

Neschen Americas will use the certification on its conVerd presented by Neschen products, a green media portfolio. Products that carry the FSC logo are manufactured from paper made with cellulose from responsibly managed forests.

“We take our responsibility for the environment very seriously and one of our key business objectives is to continually look for ways to reduce our ecological footprint,” says Angela Mohni, VP of marketing.

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