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Wiltshire-based Superior has said that last year, it was able to recycle 99.67% of the print production waste material it sent to J&G Environmental.

Superior, which counts lithographic, digital UV, point-of-sale and retail products among its service offering, has been working with J&G Environmental for a number of years on various initiatives to enhance its green operations and processes.

This includes operating in line with strict objectives required for its ISO14001 environmental management system standard.

Reflecting on this partnership, Stewart Powell, works director of Superior, says that the company is feeling the benefits of its relationship with J&G Environmental.

J&G Environmental are key to meeting our 14001 objectives and we have been working closely with them for over 15 years”

“J&G Environmental are key to meeting our 14001 objectives and we have been working closely with them for over 15 years,” he says, adding: “We also use J&G to supply various bulk chemicals.

“As an ISO14001 company, it is important that we work closely with companies that share our ethics and meet our environmental requirements. J&G are an excellent source of technical advice and are constantly looking at new waste recycling routes.”

Powell adds: “We have developed a strong relationship over the many years and would have no hesitation in recommending J&G’s range of services.”

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