Printing is made with paper which contains post­consumer or pre-consumer recycled fiber or both. The type of fiber and percent contribution to the total fiber makeup varies by paper and mill.
Post-consumer waste (PCW) fiber is generated from consumer end products that have been separated or diverted from the solid waste stream. Items that make up this type of fiber include office wastepaper, mail and magazines from people's homes, and used packaging from delivered products.
Pre-consumer waste fiber is generated from materials that have not met their intended end-use by a consumer. Examples include waste from manufacturing, and con­verting and printing processes.

Customers buying CTP Solutions recycled paper Printing is assured that the paper used in the manu­facture of these CTP Solutions meets the recycled claims attributed to the paper. Customers wishing to demon­strate this outwardly can opt to have the Recycled logo printed on each Printing is on the box and/or carton label with the PCW percentage indicated.

CTP Solutions manufactured utilizing paper containing post-consumer waste are considered less harmful to the environment due to the reduction of environmental impacts associated with the manufacture of virgin fiber paper. Some of the benefits claimed from the use of paper using PCW waste are: reduced tree harvesting and water conservation, as well as a reduction in energy use, greenhouse gases, and pollution.

CTP Solutions has immediate access to the widest variety of proprietary and commodity papers containing post-consumer waste available in the U.S., due to our "official converter" status with all major U.S. paper mills. We also have the widest variety of in-stock Printing converted from recycled paper with post-consumer waste.

Printing made with paper which contains post¬ consumer or pre-consumer recycled fiber or both. The type of fiber and percent contribution to the total fiber makeup varies by paper and mill. Post-consumer waste (PCW) fiber is generated from consumer end products that have been separated or diverted from the solid waste stream. Items that make up this type of fiber include office wastepaper, mail and magazines from people's homes, and used packaging from delivered products. Pre-consumer waste fiber is generated from materials that have not met their intended end-use by a consumer. Examples include waste from manufacturing, and converting and printing processes.

Customers buying recycled paper are assured that the paper used in the manufacture meets the recycled claims attributed to the paper. Customers wishing to demonstrate this outwardly can opt to have the Recycled logo printed on each Printing or on the box and/or carton label with the PCW percentage indicated.

Printing  manufactured utilizing paper containing post-consumer waste are considered less harmful to the environment due to the reduction of environmental impacts associated with the manufacture of virgin fiber paper. Some of the benefits claimed from the use of paper using PCW waste are: reduced tree harvesting and water conservation, as well as a reduction in energy use, greenhouse gases, and pollution.

The recycled logo can be printed in black or in any PMS color. The amount of post-consumer waste must be noted in a tag line printed with the logo unless the paper is made from 100% recycled material. No qualifying statement means the product is from 100% recycled fiber. If a logo is desired, the customer must notify us at time of quotation.