In an effort to further its commitment to environmental sustainability, WCD, a Canadian leader in on-demand print and information solutions, has announced a partnership with PrintReleaf.
Through this partnership, WCD can now offer customers an opportunity to offset their paper footprint. PrintReleaf’s advanced technology measures the paper consumption of each print job run through WCD and translates this data into an equivalent number of trees. These trees are then planted in reforestation sites chosen by the customer, making every print job a step towards environmental restoration.
“At WCD, we believe that sustainable business practices are key to a brighter future,” said Karen Brookman, President and CEO at WCD. “Our partnership with PrintReleaf represents a significant stride towards advancing environmental responsibility in our industry. This initiative will not only reduce our ecological footprint as an organisation but will empower our customers to join us in making a tangible difference for our planet.”
PrintReleaf’s technology not only tracks paper consumption, but also ensures the success of each planted tree, with full third-party audits by SGS International. While reforestation efforts span the globe, the company is currently working with planting partners as close as Cariboo, British Columbia to revitalize the land that was impacted by the devastating 2017 wildfires.
“We are pleased to provide environmental offsets to WCD and their customers, which will be integral to their sustainability strategy,” said Jordan Darragh, PrintReleaf Founder and CEO. “WCD’s commitment to sustainable solutions highlights our shared values and goal of working toward a more sustainable business landscape and planet. This partnership creates exciting opportunities as we expand our network of PrintReleaf users within and beyond the Dscoop community and together work towards new environmental offsetting goals.”
