I too run a small publishing venture, In My Book, a combination of greeting card and bookmark sold in book & library stores. I always recycle envelope boxes, corrugated cardboard and any packing materials that come my way when I’m packing up the bookmarks. The bookmarks serve two functions, are themselves recyclable, and one would hope that the customer too will recycle the packing materials. Green all around! Here’s hoping that people will continue to need bookmarks to mark their place in paper books.

I too run a small publishing venture, In My Book, a combination of greeting card and bookmark sold in book & library stores. I always recycle envelope boxes, corrugated cardboard and any packing materials that come my way when I’m packing up the bookmarks. The bookmarks serve two functions, are themselves recyclable, and one would hope that the customer too will recycle the packing materials. Green all around! Here’s hoping that people will continue to need bookmarks to mark their place in paper books.

All of my posts are on this topic, so I’d recommend reading through my archive. You can access it at http://greenoptions.com/author/htollvr. Or click through the link in the post.

All of my posts are on this topic, so I’d recommend reading through my archive. You can access it at http://greenoptions.com/author/htollvr. Or click through the link in the post.