Monadnock Presents The Sustaniable Menu

We are pleased to announce our Sustainable Menu of printing papers to meet the quickly changing menu needs of bars, restaurants, and hospitality businesses operating under stringent COVID-19 regulations.

“The entire hospitality industry is facing huge challenges in how to safely operate under a patchwork of changing regulations,” says Julie Brannen, Director, Sustainability Solutions, Monadnock. “We are here to help restaurants and bars deliver on their brand promise with premium papers for single-use menus that are sustainably produced, recyclable, and perfect for dine-in, take-out and catering menus.”

Made with the environment in mind, all Monadnock’s fine text and cover papers are FSC® Certified (FSC C018866), manufactured carbon neutral (VERs) and made with 100% renewable Green-e certified wind-powered electricity (RECs) under a third-party certified ISO 14001 Environmental Management System.

The Sustainable Menu features Monadnock’s new Astrolite PC 100 Velvet C2S, notable for its bright white appearance and double-side coating; Astrolite PC 100, which is smooth, bright, and uncoated; and Astrolite PC 100 Digital+, which is 3-star certified for HP Indigo presses.

The Astrolite PC 100 line is readily available in a broad range of sheet sizes and weights for commercial sheetfed and heatset web offset, color laser/dry toner and HP Indigo presses.
https://mpm.com/news/the-sustainable-menu/

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Two Sides Partners Meeting

Join us for our Partners Webinar taking place on the 24th of January 2024, from 9.30 - 11.30 (GMT London). We will give you an update on our activity, results in 2023, and focus on the tools, resources and information that your business can use. We will cover the Love Paper campaign, which tells consumers the great sustainable story of our products, and how you can become involved. Our guest speaker is Andrea Boltho, Lecturer and Director of Oxford Economics, presenting his thoughts on “Where is the European Economy Going? More uncertainties than ever”. At various stages, Andrea has been a consultant to the World Bank, the OECD and member of the Academic Council of the IFO Institute, Munich, as well as Visiting Professor in various European universities. He's been a Member of the Board of Finmeccanica and is a Director of Oxford Economics. Register in advance for the webinar here: https://us06web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_QcgHRa3TRPilZxuZ2zQbvw
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