Paper has been around in more or less its modern form since the 2nd century BCE, and yet it is still one of the most important materials in our everyday lives. From newsletters and magazines to wrapping paper and office stationery, paper has a thousand uses. However, its utility is not the only reason to LOVE paper. Here are five reasons why you should be embracing paper in all its glory for your business print requirements.
With their connotations of thoughtfulness, warmth, nostalgia, and stability in the face of change, traditional Christmas cards have made a big comeback in 2022. There’s something heart-warming and special about sending and receiving a printed Christmas card with a personalised message that can’t easily be replicated through online channels – and it’s something that people crave after years of social distancing and restrictions.
The printing sector has taken great steps toward improving its sustainability profile and reducing its carbon footprint. In this article, we explore the link between renewable energy and printing, and how UK printing businesses are doing their bit to safeguard the environment for subsequent generations.
Do you remember the last time you received a Christmas e-card from a cherished friend or family member? Maybe not, because it’s not something that people often do for the people they love and care about the most. You might have received an e-card from your employer or supplier, but when it comes to friends and family there is no substitute for a printed card.
At TL Colour, we are passionate and unashamed advocates of the traditional Christmas card, and in this article, we are going to explain why!
In the 1980s and 1990s, sending out Christmas cards came close to a military operation in some households. It wasn’t uncommon for families to have vast printed lists (later spreadsheets) of hundreds of contacts for annual Christmas cards, some going back decades, and including people they may not have seen physically for many years.