October 26, 2007

Paste Magazine Switches To 30% Post-Consumer Recycled Paper

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Beginning with its November issue, Paste Magazine will now be composed of 30 percent post-consumer recycled content paper – up from the 10 percent they are currently using.

By making this decision, every year Paste will now save 2,000 trees, and will save enough energy to power 50+ homes.

“Shifting to 30 percent post-consumer recycled content paper is a small price to pay to help our future,” added Nick Marino, managing editor of Paste magazine. “Our hope is that other magazines will join in our commitment to recycling. As more publications get on board, the price of recycled paper will go down and the quality of the paper will go up!”

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