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2008 is a memorable year for Planet Press, as we celebrate our 50th year in business!
If you haven't already sent your RSVP for our Sky Room Event at The Blackett Hotel, Friday 16 May 2008, you still have time!
In addition to your Account Manager you will meet our Managers, Estimators, Graphic Designers, Pre-Press Operators and Key Production personnel. This opportunity is valuable not only to our supplier arrangement, but affords our clients the chance to network with other business types to discuss the services we offer and challenges we all face in business today.
To celebrate our 50th birthday this year, if you accept our invitation you are eligible to WIN A FANTASTIC PRIZE by entering our Quiz (pdf). To win you must answer correctly and be present at our event. The questions test your knowledge about The Planet Press Group.
It's easy! All the answers can be found on our website: www.planetpress.com.au |
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Environmental Printing & Better Paper Choices
Why not ask your Planet Press Account Manager for a quote on alternative paper to reduce your environmental footprint?
Planet Press support the environmental initiatives of our customers. We encourage the use of papers made from recycled origins or sustainable forests.
Sydney Metropolitan Catchment Management Authority recently selected Revive Laser from our range of recycled paper stocks for the printing of their Planet designed newsletters and brochures. Revive Laser is an Australian Made, 100% recycled, uncoated paper. It has excellent opacity and bulk, and is ideal for multicolour work and offset printing, plus it's laser guaranteed. Revive Laser is manufactured from 100% recycled fibre, helping to redirect waste from landfill sites around Australia.
If you would like to view Revive Laser printed samples, or discuss the many other environmental options that Planet Press offer, please contact your Account Manager.
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EnviroPrint Sponsors Featherdale's Devils
The Tasmanian Devil might not be the prettiest, or the most pleasant of Australia's animals, but they are now at great risk from a terrible and fatal facial tumor disease. But, as a unique Tasmanian marsupial we love them!
Fortunately, Featherdale Wildlife Park and a few other mainland Australia sanctuaries have embarked on a national program to help ensure the survival of Devils. EnviroPrint is helping to support a family of four at Featherdale, please visit them and make them feel loved. Feeding time is 4pm daily
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