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one of the most responsible and accountable companies in its sector. In the recent evaluation, Epson achieved outstanding rankings within its industry, placing in the top 1% for Environment and Labour & Human Rights, and in the top 2% for Sustainable Procurement. Additionally, the company ranks in the top 30% for Ethics. The EcoVadis assessment criteria have become increasingly stringent; this year, achieving a platinum medal requires being in the top 1% of all assessed companies. EcoVadis is a globally recognised ratings organisation covering more than 220 industry categories and evaluating some 130,000 companies across 180 countries. Epson’s latest platinum rating is a testament to its ongoing commitment and notable improvements towards sustainable growth over the past year. “We have a clear vision: to pioneer
sustainable innovation and set new standards in environmental responsibility,” said Boris Manev, sustainability director at Epson Europe B.V. “Our groundbreaking initiatives, such as advancing textile recycling and collaborating with fashion industry leaders, demonstrate that sustainability and business success can go hand in hand. Our investments in carbon capture and renewable energy are key milestones on our journey towards a carbon- negative future. “This platinum accreditation is the result of hard work and highlights the steadfast commitment from the entire Epson team as we strive for a sustainable future. Our rating not only reflects our leadership in product excellence and innovation but also our dedication to making our industry more sustainable.”
Boris Manev sustainability director. Epson Europe B.V.
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Bakergoodchild invests in Ricoh Pro C9500 and C7500
Birmingham-based mailing house Bakergoodchild has enhanced its print quality capabilities with the installation of Ricoh Pro C9500 and Pro C7500 production printers. This investment enables Bakergoodchild, which provides a range of services from creative design to print personalisation and database profiling across all industries and sectors, to combine fast turnaround times with exceptional print quality for its customers. “Our partnership with Ricoh allows us to combine both quick turnaround with high- quality print output, which is highly desirable for our clients,” said Ian Stevenson, operations director at Bakergoodchild. “However, while timely delivery is important, we recognise that the true value lies in what's inside the envelope. From intricate designs to vibrant colours, these presses excel at delivering exceptional results, ensuring our clients' messages make a lasting impression.” Simon Wheeler, strategic account director at Ricoh UK, added: ‘We are thrilled to support Bakergoodchild in their mission to expand their trade business and elevate print quality
in the direct mail sector. Our partnership enables Bakergoodchild to deliver exceptional quality at high speeds, positioning them as a go-to partner for businesses looking to enhance their direct mail campaigns without compromising on efficiency. With the Ricoh presses, Bakergoodchild is now poised to capture new market opportunities and provide added value to their growing client base in the competitive direct mail sector.”
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From left to right: Ian Stevenson, operations director Bakergoodchild; Graeme Burton, operations manager Bakergoodchild; and Simon Wheeler, strategic account director, Ricoh UK
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