C-PAC Joins Two Sides

C-PAC has joined Two Sides North America, the non-profit organization that promotes and encourages the responsible production, use, and sustainability of print and paper.

“Two Sides is very proud to welcome C-PAC to our growing network of Canadian member companies.  We look forward to working with them to help spread the positive word about the sustainability of print and paper products,” said Two Sides North America President, Phil Riebel.

“C-Pac is very excited to be a part of the wonderful work that Two Sides does. Our goal is to work together to promote sustainable papermaking practices and to identify and eliminate greenwashing claims,” said Meagan Siddall, Business Development Manager, C-PAC.
http://www.twosidesna.org/US/C-PAC-Joins-Two-Sides

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