Welsh Printer Continues Tree Planting Campaign

Welsh printing company Cambrian Printers has sponsored the 10th tree as part of its environmental initiative.

Welsh printing company Cambrian Printers has sponsored the 10th tree as part of its environmental initiative.

The company's environmental programme aims to sponsor 50 trees on behalf of its existing customers over the next year and it hopes to plant 1,000 seedlings for new business wins over the next five years.

The latest tree was planted on behalf of the Centre for Alternative Technology (CAT), Machynlleth at Coed Geufron, Penparcau, near Aberystwyth, where it will be cared for by the Woodland Trust, the UK's leading woodland conservation charity.

Cambrian's initiative - 'from small acorns great oaks grow' - is aimed at increasing customer awareness of the company's commitment to the environment, as well as recognising customer loyalty.

Each month, Cambrian Printers' existing customers are entered in to a monthly draw for the opportunity to have a young tree dedicated on their behalf.

Three customers win a tree dedication pack with details about the wooded area the tree is planted in and a Woodland Trust certificate.

Norman Faulkner, technical and systems manager for Cambrian Printers, said "This is an ambitious project, which highlights our commitment to the environment and is a boost for important local conservation projects." Meanwhile, Paul Allen, development director of CAT, said: "We're proud to have a tree planted on our behalf as part of Cambrian's initiative.

It's great to see local companies playing their part in working towards creating environmentally sustainable businesses.".

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