SUN PRAIRIE, WIS.—The Paper Mill Store.com announced it has partnered with New Leaf Paper to offer a broad array of the company’s eco-preferable papers. Eco-conscious paper buyers can now purchase New Leaf Paper products online from thepapermillstore.com. All new items listed on the site are in stock and most qualify for same-day shipping.
Founded in 1998, New Leaf Paper created a line of high-quality printing papers with green features. Most of New Leaf’s papers have very high recycled content and are Forest Stewardship Council (FSC) certified and Ancient Forest Friendly. In addition, all are manufactured with electricity that is offset by Green-e certified renewable energy.
New Leaf’s papers are designed to meet the needs of today’s printers, designers and consumers seeking to use premium paper with the lowest environmental impact without sacrificing affordability and quality. The collection of white and off-white papers offered on thepapermillstore.com ranges from uncoated to premium cast coated and includes:
• Everest FSC & 100 percent PCW recycled writing, text and cover paper;
• Imagination FSC & 100 percent PCW recycled writing, text & cover paper;
• Primavera FSC & 60 percent PCW recycled gloss coated paper;
• Primavera FSC & 60 percent PCW recycled silk coated paper;
• Reincarnation FSC & 30 percent PCW recycled cast coated paper;
• Reincarnation FSC & 50 percent PCW recycled matte coated paper; and
• Sakura 100 percent De-Inked Recycled, 50 percent PCW recycled silk coated paper.
“We are extremely excited to welcome our newest supplier, New Leaf Paper, to our family of suppliers,” says Brian J. Cowie CEO of The Paper Mill Store.com. “New Leaf is widely recognized as one of the most innovative and eco-conscious paper suppliers in North America and is a perfect fit for our ongoing commitment to eco-preferable papers and sustainable business practices.”
Forest Stewardship Council (FSC) certification promotes responsible use of forest resources. To be Ancient Forest Friendly a paper must be manufactured with a high percentage of post-consumer waste and contain no virgin fiber from old-growth, ancient or endangered forests. In addition, bleaching must be chlorine free.
