Like many growing print and manufacturing businesses, Nuneaton Signs had begun tracking elements of its Scope 1 and 2 emissions (the carbon footprint of energy used in its factory), but partial visibility wasn’t enough.
If you import more than 50 tonnes of aluminium and/or steel product into the EU, the Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) is now a live compliance requirement – with aluminium and steel packaging covered alongside cement, fertilisers, hydrogen and electricity.
It seems like one of your colleagues is always up to their neck in environmental reporting – and the water is rising. Whether you are doing it to satisfy client demands, keep up with your competitors, impress new clients or simply to reduce your impact, it is becoming more complex to keep up.
Top sustainability shifts to watch in 2026 (and what they mean for print & packaging).
2026 is shaping up to be a landmark year for sustainability, not as a marketing message or a CSR box-tick, but as a measurable, commercial differentiator.
ePS (eProductivity Software), a leading provider of ERP and software solutions for packaging manufacturers and converters, together with Esko, the global leader in integrated software and hardware solutions for the packaging and label industry, and CarbonQuota, a pioneer in scientifically validated carbon footprint measurement, today announced a world-first integrated solution.
CUSTOMER STORIES Product Carbon Footprint validation for Dufaylite Cause for change In today’s business landscape, sustainability has become a vital differentiator. Dufaylite, a UK-based manufacturer of paper honeycomb products, have partnered with CarbonQuota to help meet their sustainability goals. This decision underscores the growing importance of sustainability in business growth, especially in industries where companies … Read more
Working with CarbonQuota has been a key step in our sustainability journey. Their expert support and detailed analysis have given us greater visibility of our carbon footprint and enabled us to take meaningful action. We are proud to have achieved a 10.27% reduction in our emissions in the first year alone
As a B Corp we have always prioritised sustainability, investing across our business to ensure we’re minimising our environmental impact.
Berger Textiles, part of the Spandex Group, offer a wide portfolio of textiles and fabrics used in signage, printing, graphics, stage events and more.
