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THAT’S THE AM RICAN WAY
GREENISH
THAT’S THE AMERICAN WAY
Spending over $3 billion a year on ‘green’ marketing instead of actually building green cars.
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PAPERBOARD
Envitia’s recycled paperboard is made entirely from recovered paper collected for recycling. Absolutely NO TREES! We make our pulp by mixing paper with water. The paper is reduced into individual fibers, creating a paper slurry/pulp. The pulp is washed and refined, de-contaminated, and drained. The remaining fibers are pressed with rollers and dried to form large sheets of paper. The paper is tested for thickness and smoothness requirements of the consumer. As the paper exits the machine, it is either stacked in large sheets or wound into large rolls. The 100% recycled paperboard is sent to a printing plant where it is printed and transformed into an Envitia label!
INK
Soy ink is made from soybeans, not from petrochemicals. It is environmental friendly, provides accurate color and is easier to recycle than standard ink. Soybean oil is slightly refined and then blended with pigment, resins and waxes. Even though soybean oil is an edible vegetable oil, soy ink is not edible nor 100% biodegradable. However, it takes less labor to recycle soy-ink printed paperboard. Soy ink spreads approximately 15% further surface area, reducing ink use and printer cleanup costs. The “overall cost” for soy inks is significantly lower than the initial market price; At this point, they become competitive with their petroleum counterparts.
