7 May 2009
B.C. print shop donates seedlings to help offset paper consumption
BURNABY,B.C.—Blok Printing has adopted an environmentally friendly policy to counteract the damage done to forests by the printing industry. In addition to putting a chemistry free CTP system in place and using vegetable-based inks, the company recently undertook a project called Paper Tree, a program that donates white pine seedlings to schools, Blok customers and British Columbia forestry projects.
On April 22, Earth Day, Blok handed out more than 1,000 trees to local schools and community events. Throughout the rest of the year, Blok will calculate the number of trees it uses in its paper usage and will donate the equivalent amount of seedlings throughout the tree-growing seasons in B.C.
Blok Printing, a commercial printer, has been in business for 35 years.
From left to right are: Nicole Bosiak, Isabella Bosiak, Cera Collard, Casandra Collard, Angelica Bosiak, Petrina Bosiak; sales rep at Blok Printing, and Rick Blok, owner.
On April 22, Earth Day, Blok handed out more than 1,000 trees to local schools and community events. Throughout the rest of the year, Blok will calculate the number of trees it uses in its paper usage and will donate the equivalent amount of seedlings throughout the tree-growing seasons in B.C.
Blok Printing, a commercial printer, has been in business for 35 years.
From left to right are: Nicole Bosiak, Isabella Bosiak, Cera Collard, Casandra Collard, Angelica Bosiak, Petrina Bosiak; sales rep at Blok Printing, and Rick Blok, owner.
— Lora Grady
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