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Jun 01

Turning Over an New Leaf: Paper Recycling and the Paper Industry

Posted on 01/06/2017

Recycling is the process of turning waste and used items into new, useful materials or products. This not only gives the old items a new lease of life, it also reduces the amount of raw material used to make new things from scratch. In the UK alone, we produce enough rubbish in eight months to..

May 19

Shipping Kraft Paper for Environmentally Friendly Shopping Bags

Posted on 19/05/2017

Kraft Paper for Environmentally Friendly Shopping Bags In the past decade, there has been a fast emergence of anti-plastic shopping bag policies set in place by governments all over the world, and an impressive number of local and national governments have passed bills to forbid or severely limit the use of plastic shopping bags. Plastic..

May 10

Star of India: The Times Marks PG Paper’s Growth in the Subcontinent

Posted on 10/05/2017

The Times of India recognised the remarkable growth of PG Paper this week with an article in the paper’s business section. It leads with the ongoing development in PG Paper’s Indian operations as a key part of the company’s continuing global growth. The Times quotes Poonam Gupta, PG’s CEO, explaining that India is one of..

May 02

On Your Marks: Get Set for the Action for Children Scotland Sports Dinner 2017

Posted on 02/05/2017

We are counting down to the Action for Children Scotland Sports Dinner 2017 sponsored by PG Paper when we show our continuing support for this fantastic charity. The event will be held at the Hilton Hotel in Glasgow on Friday 16 June and the guest speaker will be tennis legend and former British number one..

Mar 30

Forest Management: Towards Sustainable Strategies

Posted on 30/03/2017

Pulp and paper is made all over the world. Predominately in countries such as US, China, Japan and Canada. The production in these countries make up more than half of the world’s 400 million ton yearly paper production. Paper is critical to modern society as it has allowed literacy and cultural growth. Although many forests..