For the print and packaging industry, this is a defining moment. Businesses that can prove their environmental impact will thrive. Those that can’t – or worse, exaggerate their performance – risk penalties, reputational damage, and the loss of customer trust.
As the sustainable footprint of the print industry comes under increasing scrutiny, CarbonQuota is proud to play a central role in the PrintGreen initiative – ensuring that brands, agencies and print specialists have access to clear, science-based carbon insight when choosing print channels.
Achieving high scores in sustainability frameworks such as CDP and EcoVadis requires more than just ambition, it demands precision, transparency and sector-specific data. That’s where CarbonQuota makes a measurable difference.
The regulatory tide is rising. The print and packaging industry is entering a new era of accountability. What was once voluntary reporting has now evolved into mandatory disclosure – and for many printers, that shift is arriving sooner than expected.
If you work in print or packaging, you’re feeling the shift: sustainability has moved from nice-to-have to non-negotiable. Our new eBook, “Printing the future,” is designed to make that shift simpler, faster and more profitable.
Carbon accounting in the print and packaging industry is evolving fast. Businesses are moving away from vague estimates towards accurate, job-level carbon measurement that provides real insights. In a recent FuturePrint podcast, our co-founder and CEO Dominic Harris explained how CarbonQuota is leading this change and why it matters for printers, brands and packaging suppliers.
Barcelona, Spain – July 30, 2025 – Eight leading technology companies – Avery Dennison, CERM, CarbonQuota, Esko, Grafisk Maskinfabrik (GM), KURZ SCRIBOS and Xeikon are proud to announce their collaboration on The Label Trail, a guided experience during Labelexpo Europe 2025.
Achieving B Corp certification is a fantastic benchmark for any business. But achieving that status is just the beginning and retaining it requires new obligations, more data and evidenced, ongoing improvement.
Measuring the carbon footprint of the products you print for clients has shifted from being a “good-to-have” practice to an absolute necessity.
The printing industry finds itself caught in a complex balancing act. PVC remains the gold standard for sign and display, delivering unmatched durability and colour vibrancy that clients demand.
