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Going Greener? How does it Work?

Posted on | August 17, 2009 | No Comments

Going green is the buzz word, but how does it work for a printing company that uses a lot of paper and chemicals? Garrett Anderson, owner of Anderson Print Group (Omaha, NE) (http://www.andersonprint.com) shares the steps he took to change his production system to be more environmental friendly. Garrett suggests seeking information from online resources and trade associations to discover how your business can become more green. (http://www.andersonprint.com) View Video

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