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[GreenYes] FW: PAGP-Discuss Hemp Paper Coming to Staples for Earth Day
- Subject: [GreenYes] FW: PAGP-Discuss Hemp Paper Coming to Staples for Earth Day
- From: "Stephen N Weisser" <steve1092@yahoo.com>
- Date: Wed, 6 Mar 2002 13:07:36 -0500
can this be true???
Still a long way to go...but another step in the right direction.
Steve
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-----Original Message-----
From: Carl Romanelli [mailto:romanelli2004@yahoo.com]
Sent: Wednesday, March 06, 2002 7:19 AM
To: Alliance Green; Pennsylvania Green Party; Harrisburg Greens
Subject: PAGP-Discuss Hemp Paper Coming to Staples for Earth Day
Green Party of Pennsylvania
http://www.pagreenparty.org/
DATE: March 5, 2002
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Contact: Carolyn Moran, Living Tree Paper Company
800-309-2974; info@livingtreepaper.com
(Please let people know about this by spreading the
word.)
Tree-Free and recycled paper in the mainstream for
Earth Day 2002
HempFlax blended Paper to Debut in Over 1,000 Staples™
Stores by
Earth Day (April 20).
Consumers can celebrate Earth Day 2002 at more than
1,000 StaplesTM Superstores across the country by
purchasing reams of newly-stocked Vanguard Recycled
Plus, TM a 90% post-consumer waste, 10% nonwood paper
manufactured by Living Tree Paper CompanyTM (Eugene,
Oregon). Expected to sell at a price point of $6.99,
the versatile sheet is guaranteed for use in ink-jet
printers, laser printers, and copiers and makes a
beautiful business stationery.
"No new trees went into this paper!" the bright green
and white label announces. Instead, Vanguard Recycled
Plus™ is made from recycled office paper and HempFlax,
a combination of hemp and flax fibers. The 24#
premium white bond paper is acid free and
process-chlorine free, and the HempFlax portion is
totally chlorine free. The paper is distributed
through Southworth Paper Company (Agawam,
Massachusetts) a 160 year old producer of fine paper.
Southworth is the leading distributor of fine papers
in all office superstores.
With this move, Staples, Inc., a Massachusetts-based,
$11-billion retailer of office supplies, joins over 40
Fortune 500 companies who have pledged to phase out
virgin-wood papers and substitute true environmental
alternatives. “We commend Staples for making the
effort to provide its customers with a true
environmental paper, and we’re delighted that
Southworth has joined us in this effort,” said Carolyn
Moran, president of Living Tree Paper Company. A
leader in developing nonwood and post-consumer waste
papers since 1995, Living Tree Paper Company supplies
clients such as Mitsubishi, Nike and Patagonia.
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