Stag Print summer e-newsletter

Welcome to our summer e-newsletter. We hope you’re well and staying safe.

Given the challenging times we all find ourselves in, we thought we would update you on how we are navigating our business in the new normal. We also share details of how we’re supporting our chosen charity, an innovative idea from a new customer, and recent research showing consumers think paper-based packaging is tops.

If you have any queries or stories to share, please contact us direct or via our Twitter, Instagram and Facebook pages. We’d love to hear from you!

Navigating the new normal
The past few months have been extraordinary. Crises come and go, but the Covid-19 pandemic has been unlike any other. We have adapted and remained open for business to support our customers providing essential products and services including safety signage and leaflets. From catering companies and food manufacturers, to pharmaceutical and teaching organisations. Read more about how we’ve been navigating the new normal.

Charity challenge
As proud supporters of mental health charity Oakleaf, we were delighted to take part in their recent quiz nights via Zoom video conferencing. Team Stag Print didn’t win, but it was all in aid of a worthwhile cause and welcome respite from another lockdown night in! Find out more about Oakleaf, the great work they do, and other virtual events they’re running.

First for food packaging
We recently welcomed Satisfied Snacks as a customer, printing their amazing new sustainable food packaging. A real first for us and the industry! They’re delicious salad crisps are served in infinitely recyclable metal cans, covered in wrap-around adhesive-free labels which are sewn with biodegradable cotton thread. Read more on how this sustainably savvy start-up has really nailed it.

Paper packaging applauded
It’s a fact! Paper-based packaging is the top choice for consumers because of its environmentally-friendly attributes. Research from paper campaign organisation, Two Sides, reveals 63% of consumers chose it for being better for the environment, with 57% preferring it because it’s easy to recycle, and 72% liking the fact it’s home compostable. Read the full survey for further fascinating findings.