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Custom notebooks, pens and office accessories for companies
FSC-certified paper and wood, RCS and GRS recycled materials, customised by embossing, laser engraving or pad printing at volume. The country of manufacture is on every product page.
Budget example: 100 branded pieces (Digital print), about €410 to €640 excl. VAT, shipping not included. Exact quote within 24 hours on business days.
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Frequently asked questions.
One FSC mark, three different labels
On a notebook or a sticky-note pad, the FSC mark comes in three labels, which do not say the same thing about the material. The first designates paper that comes only from certified forests. The “Mix” label combines certified material with controlled wood or recycled material. The “Recycled” label designates material that comes entirely from reclaimed sources. All three are real proofs, tracked by the same chain of custody; they simply answer different questions. The logo alone does not tell them apart: the full mention, on the product or on the certificate, does.
Stone paper, sugarcane paper: read the material before the name
Some notebooks in this range are not made from wood pulp, and their name is not enough to say what they are made of. Stone paper is a mineral powder bound with a plastic resin: it contains no wood fibre, so FSC does not apply to it. Sugarcane paper is made wholly or partly from bagasse, the fibre left after the juice has been extracted. Recycled paper, for its part, is judged by the certification that attests its content. In all three cases, the composition on the product page says more than the name of the material.
Recycled pen: what the certificate covers, and what it leaves out
Aluminium, brass, plastic made from bottles: the pens in this range often display a recycled material, and for many of them it is certified under RCS or GRS. These certificates attest a declared recycled content and the tracking of that material up to the finished product. They do not say that every part of the pen is recycled: the refill, the cartridge or the spring may not be. A pen is not recycled because its barrel is; it is recycled to the extent the certificate states.
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