Corporate Social Responsibility
Certified FSC (Forestry Stewardship Council) and PEFC (Programme for Endorsement of Forestry Certification) compliant.
These are the major forestry certification agencies that help track and certify materials through production processes. These help you and us choose products and processes that promote responsible management of the world's forests.
At Times Printers, we are also actively looking into streamlining our internal work processes to reduce waste and enhance our productivity as part of our efforts to conserve the environment.
We have inculcated a culture of concern and responsibility among our staff in support of our commitment to environmental conservation. To this end, we promote the principles of ‘3 Rs' (Reduce, Reuse, Recycle) and have also made the move to paperless processes for filing. These include reducing wastage by choosing effective sizes for printing materials such as magazines and books to maximise paper print.
Other ‘green' efforts to protect the environment include installing a waste treatment plant. We also ensure all waste products or by-products created from using suppliers' products are treated and disposed off in compliance with existing local environment legislation.
All products printed by Times Printers now have a label that allows you to recognise products that support the growth of responsible forest management worldwide.
As testament to our commitment to environmental conservation, we won the Best Environmental Printer Award at the 7th Asian Print Awards for being a pioneer in adopting alcohol-free printing in the region, beating 16 countries in the same award category for dedication to environmental conservation.
Tay Kiah Chiew, Deputy Head, Times Printers Group, said, “This prestigious Best Environmental Printer Award has given Times Printers recognition within the Publishing industry as a leader in environmental conservation. We are delighted to win these awards and will continue to look at ways to reduce our carbon footprint and do our part for the environment.”
