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Here at Technoprint, our community matters to us and we’re committed to supporting charities and organisations that are playing a vital role in improving lives and helping local people.

That’s why, each year, we nominate a charity that operates in the local area or that’s close to our hearts and doing amazing work.

This year, we’ve decided to support The Joshua Tree, a charity that provides crucial tailored support for families affected by childhood cancers across the North West and North Wales.

Sustainability is at the core of everything we do here at Technoprint and we’re constantly striving to improve the way in which we operate.

Despite operating in a difficult economic climate over the last year, we’ve been able to achieve positive strides as a business, whilst also making significant progress in achieving our sustainability objectives.

In this blog, we’ll explore the progress we’ve made over the last twelve months to achieve greater operational sustainability and responsibility.

We have a new Technoprofile blog for you this month. Introducing Tom Hayes, one of our newest recruits!

Having only worked here since September, Tom admits that he is still labelled as ‘the new guy’ by his colleagues. The ‘cool guy’ is his preferred nickname, however.

Tom’s role

Like Russ, who we introduced you to last month, Tom works within the production department in the heart of Technoprint’s operation.

Over the next few months, we’ll be introducing you to various members of the team on our blog.

Today we’re like you to meet Russ Heaton, one of our Production Technicians. He’s responsible for ensuring that our solutions, such as the Minutag™, Multiflet™, Pharmalite™, and Tech-Pack™, are used to create the best medical information leaflets.

Russ is a vital component in a production process that delivers an industry-leading level of service to our clients.

It goes without saying that Technoprint relies heavily on paper. We use it to develop and manufacture all our medical information leaflets so that our customers can effectively inform patients on a variety of treatments.

But how sustainable is the paper industry, and what does the future look like? This month, we’re delving into the manufacturing, sourcing, and production of our leaflets.

How is paper made?

As is commonly known,

Since being introduced to the UK in 2005, vaping has become widely viewed as a healthier alternative to smoking tobacco that still offers end-users access to nicotine and the familiar action of ‘smoking’. As a result of this, a growing number of companies now produce vaping devices and e-liquids.

However, manufacturers working in this industry are subject to rules and regulations surrounding packaging and the in-pack information issued to consumers. This is where our user information leaflets come in.