Rapidity Join Two Sides To Promote Sustainable Print, Direct Marketing And Design Services

Two Sides is excited to announce its newest member, Rapidity, the eco-friendly printer service in London.

“Rapidity are delighted to become a member of Two Sides. We work hard to be a sustainable business. We only use paper and card materials from FSC certified managed sources. All of our waste, of which there is very little due to our printing techniques, is recycled. Our factory is powered by 100% renewable sources. We always recommend to our customers more eco sustainable materials and are always introducing new products and materials that are better for our environment. By joining Two Sides, we will have an array of facts and research we can use to tell our customers just how sustainable print really is.” says Paul Manning, Managing Director for Rapidity.

Originating in 1986, Rapidity has been an eco-friendlier printer for well over 30 years. Throughout this time they have developed and honed their craft and have become one of London’s finest print and communications businesses with a trustworthy and reliable reputation.
more at: https://www.twosides.info/UK/rapidity-join-two-sides-to-promote-sustainable-print-direct-marketing-and-design-services/

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