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GT & the environment

At Graphic Traffic we care about the environment and are constantly researching to find the highest quality, eco-friendly recycled papers to print on. We encourage our clients to print on recycled stocks whenever possible and offer high quality and affordable digital laser printing to make printing on demand an easy choice for the environmentally conscious consumer.

Reduce Waste
Digital laser printing is easy on the environment because significantly less waste in terms of chemicals and paper (wasted in the setup process) are used when compared with traditional offset methods. Also, printing on demand allows consumers to print only what they need when they need it. Don’t get stuck with 3,000 sales sheets when you need constant updates. With Digital Laser Printing you can print small quantities, only what you can use before the next round of changes and/or revisions.

100% PC Recycled Paper Options
Graphic Traffic of Santa Barbara is now pleased to offer printing on 100% PC Recycled Laser Paper, which is FSC certified and manufactured with Windpower, available in Bright White 24# text. Order all of your printing on 100% Recycled Laser Paper from Graphic Traffic today. Especially great for flyers, sales sheets, programs, brochures and more...

Almost all of our standard papers have recycled content (post-consumer). Many are made by companies who use green power and/or are Forest Stewardship Council certified (FSC). Mohawk Options, a paper which is 100% PC recycled and made in the US using 100% Windpower, is a paper we like to promote whenever possible. We avoid using non-domestic recycled papers whenever possible.

Ask us today for recommendations on how to print your job in an environmentally conscious way and and get the most out of your recycled paper.