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]]> Comment on Selling Doing Good by John Cockrell http://www.en-ovationblog.com/?p=26#comment-16 Wed, 27 Feb 2008 17:29:31 +0000 http://www.en-ovationblog.com/?p=26#comment-16 Naturally, the printing industry has experienced an overwhelming amount of "green" marketing with companies touting FSC Certification, SFI Certification, soy-based inks, wind power...the list goes on and on. But, what benefit does this provide to the consumer? Nothing other than simply having the peace of mind that a product was produced in a somewhat green manner (except for the fact that nearly all printers are "green," so there really isn't much of a benefit to the consumer). Where does enovation group stand? While we can tout certifications and our commitment to the environment, we also show a concern for the manner in which our printed products are used. 31% of all printed material is wasted...this is more concerning than any kind of green certification. Rather than produce a considerable amount of materials only to see them end up in the trash or recycling bin, we prefer to focus on printing what you need, when you need it. As a result, our commitment to the environment truly does spread to the consumer and his or her benefits. We reduce waste, obsolescence, and help people print the correct amount of materials, as well as reach the true target audience rather than cutting down forests of trees and blasting the market with a piece that hopefully generates 1%. Don't simply choose a printing company for the sake of them being green, choose a printing company that practices green measures in attempt to provide you with the least amount of waste as possible. Naturally, the printing industry has experienced an overwhelming amount of “green” marketing with companies touting FSC Certification, SFI Certification, soy-based inks, wind power…the list goes on and on. But, what benefit does this provide to the consumer? Nothing other than simply having the peace of mind that a product was produced in a somewhat green manner (except for the fact that nearly all printers are “green,” so there really isn’t much of a benefit to the consumer).

Where does enovation group stand? While we can tout certifications and our commitment to the environment, we also show a concern for the manner in which our printed products are used. 31% of all printed material is wasted…this is more concerning than any kind of green certification. Rather than produce a considerable amount of materials only to see them end up in the trash or recycling bin, we prefer to focus on printing what you need, when you need it.

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