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Good evening guys.
I am not sure if this is the right way of raising it, but I couldn't find a specific statement regarding this issue on the webpages, so I thought I should just ask!
I note that you print your Adventure Paths in China. That is fine and I respect your need to seek competitive prices and professional services that meet your needs. However, I am also aware that a lot of Chinese companies are very price driven and are less than discerning when it comes to sourcing the wood pulp that goes into their paper.
I am wondering if you could clarify:
- Where the paper and card stock in your products come from?
- How have you assured yourself that the wood pulp in this paper comes from sustainable and legal sources?
- Whether you have looked at sourcing certified paper sources to include in your printed materials (eg Forest Stewardship Council or Programme for the Endorsement of Forest Certification certified timber sources).
I wouldn't normally raise such issues, but as a long term subscriber of Adventure Paths (right from the 1st release) and Dungeon magazine before that, I just want to understand what steps you are taking to ensure your paper is coming from sustainable and legal sources.
Appreciate all the wonderful work you guys do.
Neil
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Good evening guys.
I am not sure if this is the right way of raising it, but I couldn't find a specific statement regarding this issue on the webpages, so I thought I should just ask!
I note that you print your Adventure Paths in China. That is fine and I respect your need to seek competitive prices and professional services that meet your needs. However, I am also aware that a lot of Chinese companies are very price driven and are less than discerning when it comes to sourcing the wood pulp that goes into their paper.
I am wondering if you could clarify:
- Where the paper and card stock in your products come from?
- How have you assured yourself that the wood pulp in this paper comes from sustainable and legal sources?
- Whether you have looked at sourcing certified paper sources to include in your printed materials (eg Forest Stewardship Council or Programme for the Endorsement of Forest Certification certified timber sources).I wouldn't normally raise such issues, but as a long term subscriber of Adventure Paths (right from the 1st release) and Dungeon magazine before that, I just want to understand what steps you are taking to ensure your paper is coming from sustainable and legal sources.
Appreciate all the wonderful work you guys do.
Neil
Any chance I could get a reply or even a point in the right direction on this issue?
Sorry - realise this might have disappeared into the forums!
I think it's a good question, and I'd be curious about the answer.