REDUCE CONSUMPTION.

• Use less paper, ink and toner by not printing e-mail messages or other electronic documents unless you need to refer to them when you’re not at your computer.
• Use recycled paper in printers, copiers and fax machines. Print on both sides of the sheet.
• Turn off equipment and lights that are not being used. Set computers and monitors to go to sleep mode when idle for long periods of time.
• Don’t purchase more supplies than you need. Large quantities require you to have more storage space, which consumes more energy.
• Use online methods for bill paying, reviewing account statements and other transactions or communications to cut down on paper use and mailing.

USE RECYCLED PRODUCTS.

• Buy office supplies from companies like Smead who practice sustainable manufacturing processes.
• Use a 100% Recycled Expanding File to keep documents organized on your desktop. 12 pockets allow you to categorize papers by month, date or A-Z indexing.
• Use a 100% Recycled Expanding File with Double Capacity Pockets for organizing bulky materials such as magazines, catalogs or large reports.
• Use 100% Recycled Wallets to store and transport bulky materials. The protective flap keeps items secure during handling.

RECYCLE, REUSE OR REPURPOSE SUPPLIES.

• Purge files frequently to eliminate unnecessary document storage. Shred and recycle the paper.
• Recycle toner cartridges from printers, copier and fax machines.
• Implement a recycling program at your office for paper, glass, cans, etc.
• Give unneeded items away instead of throwing them out. Use online sharing lists and websites to find others who can use your discards.

1. 100% Recycled Expanding File with Double Capacity Pockets, or
2. 100% Recycled Expanding File, or
3. 100% Recycled Wallet