Six Things to Look For in Green CD Duplication

->petroleum-based and contain VOC's-volatile organic
If you're interested in duplicating your CD's orchemicals. These evaporate quickly into the
DVD's the environmentally friendly way, here areatmosphere, where they contribute to global
a few things to consider when choosing awarming. Soy-based inks contain no VOC's.
company to help you do it.Recycling services. Environmentally conscious
Green packaging. Some duplication companiescompanies sometimes allow customers to send in
offer sleeves made either entirely or partiallyunwanted CD and DVD discs, and cardboard and
from recycled cardboard.plastic packaging to be professionally recycled.
Recycled plastics. If you must use plastic in yourRecycled paper products. Recycling paper puts
packaging, look for a company that uses recycledout 95% less pollution than making it from
plastics.scratch. When possible, look for a company that's
A sound policy. What's the company's internalcommitted to using recycled paper products.
policy on energy? Does it operate using greenDuplication companies are offering many ways to
power? Is it committed to conserving energy bymake the duplication process more eco-friendly.
using energy-efficient bulbs and appliances? If so,With careful consideration, you can print your
you'll know that the company is committed todiscs in a way that conforms to your
green duplication in other ways as well, andenvironmental principles.
they're likely to be a good partner.Ok that's it for now. Hope you enjoyed the article.
Soy-based inks. Most commercial inks are