Big or small, every business has an environmental responsibility, with many trying to reduce the amount of single-use plastics their products produce.
And the bigger the brand, the bigger the commitment should be. Take Coca Cola as an example. The soft drinks giant – which is one of the world’s largest creator of single-use plastics – has pledged to recycle as many bottles as it uses by 2030, and produce at least 50% of its packaging with recycled products by the same date.
Have you made any card-printing resolutions for 2020? Even if you clean your printer as regularly as required and purchase the correct consumables, the truth is that sometimes it’s not you that’s the problem… it’s the printer.
It’s safe to say 2019 has been a busy one for Digital ID. It’s been defined by further expansion, new partnerships and of course the increasing importance of sustainability; not just for us, but for our industry as a whole.
Personalised lanyards in the music industry are commonplace. These neck-straps are an integral part of event security, and they’re also a great way to create exposure for a concert, gig or festival. But how can they reduce the carbon footprint of festivals and other live music events?
When it comes to printing photo ID cards, there are two main options any organisation can choose:
In this post, we’re going to be breaking down the pros and cons of both options to help you decide which route is best for your business, so let’s get started with printing in-house.