Sep 15Leading the Way: Women’s Business Mentoring Scotland Posted on 15/09/2017 Earlier this year, PG Paper CEO Poonam Gupta joined forces with some of Scotland’s leading businesswomen to create Women’s Business Mentoring Scotland first business-led mentoring support network for women in businesses. Delivered by Scottish Chambers of Commerce and Women’s Enterprise Scotland, Women’s Business Mentoring works directly with women-led businesses, enabling them to succeed in business..
Sep 08Bundles of Joy: Donating Paper to Local Causes Posted on 08/09/2017 This summer we had the pleasure of making new connections with members of our local community by sharing some of our paper stock with them. As reported by Inverclyde Now, we delivered multiple pallets of printing paper to organizations within Inverclyde, all of whom use it for different purposes. Inverclyde Academy took the bulk of..
Aug 23What is Upcycling? Posted on 23/08/2017 Upcycling is a form of creative reuse, traditionally it is the process of transforming old materials or unwanted products into something useful and beautiful, and often of better quality. Sometimes upcycling gets confused with downcycling when actually it is the opposite process. Downcycling is transforming materials and products into new materials of lesser quality. When..
Jul 24The Logistics of Logistics: Paper Delivery Across the World Posted on 24/07/2017 We have a dedicated in-house logistics team at PG Paper with extensive knowledge of (paper delivery) global exports. This is one of the things which make us unique amongst international paper companies. Our global network allows us to collect and deliver across Asia, Europe, Africa, North America, South America, and Oceania; we could even ship..
Jun 22Action for Children 2017: A Night to Remember Posted on 22/06/2017 PG Paper had an ace time with tennis stars Greg Rusedski and Gordon Reid at the annual Action for Children charity dinner at the Glasgow Hilton. It was our eighth year sponsoring the event, attracting hundreds of guests and raising £91,000 on the night for the charity. Greg Rusedski was joined by Gordon Reid MBE,..
