The 1960s saw a dramatic uptick in environmental concerns in the U.S. With several environmental catastrophes, particularly the Santa Barbara oil spill and the Cuyahoga River fires of 1969, many Americans felt it was time we took a more active approach in the stewardship of our planet.
“Experiential marketing” may be all the rage, but paper packaging takes your customers on a different experience altogether: a sensory journey. Use sensory marketing to let your clientele hear, touch, see and even smell the ways paper adds value to your products.
Discover how sustainable forestry encourages a thriving wildlife.
Raise the bar on your personal reading challenge with these tips. Whether you create your own book challenge or set reading goals, these tips can help you maximize your reading time.
Cardboard boxes are one of the most recycled forms of packaging—good thing, too, given how many of them arrive at our doorsteps. Educate yourself about the nuances of waste and what can be recycled.
To celebrate the paper industry and its products, we launched a mobile game — Box Paper Scissors Jump! Download and play the game today!
Online learning isn’t just about watching videos. It’s about focus and effective notetaking. These three learning techniques—sketchnoting, bullet journaling and the Cornell method—will help make you an online learning superstar.
The new film "Paper Makers" introduces you to the people who work in one of America’s oldest natural industries—the paper industry—who make sure that the life cycle of paper is responsible from start to finish. Watch the film now!
