Have you ever noticed the labels with the little trees and acronyms on the wood or paper products you buy? Probably not, unless you are looking for them.  These labels are helpful for environmentally conscious consumers to understand where their products are coming from. That can take some research on their part, but we are here to help.  On most forest products, like lumber or paper, there ...
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steps towards sustainability.

A common myth about the printing industry is that it is not sustainable. We’re here to bust that myth. According to Two Sides North America, in the United States, 39% of the fiber used to make paper comes from recycled materials. The other 61% comes from sustainably managed forests, which are held to strict standards by certifying agencies such as the Forrest Stewardship Council (FSC) and Sustaina...
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We recently wrote an article about Oversize Scanning that explained how it's done and why it's important. This time, we want to walk you through the opposite process of oversize printing. Here at Replica Printing, We also specialize in oversize drawings and reprographics. Whether it's Color Renderings, Color Line Drawings or  Black & White prints on mylar, we can do it all. This particul...
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