Top tier! A-class prints contain more carbon
in the product than is released during production!
B-class print emissions are comparable
to the carbon content in the product.
The iPhone 12 has a carbon footprint
comparable to 323 average C-class magazines
The carbon footprint of a cheeseburger is
comparable to ten average D-class magazines
A 2-litre Coke has a carbon footprint comparable to one average E-class magazine
A tonne of F-class prints have a similar carbon footprint to the production of a Citroën C1 car

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A 13g CO2 Newspaper “LATVIJAS APTIEKA” Decembris
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A graded life cycle label for publishers

The application grades the entire life cycle greenhouse gas emissions depending on your location, paper, printing house, etc and issues a unique ecolabel.

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why use it?

Increase the environmental credibility of your prints. All approved labels become live online and include in-depth data.

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