Stag Print summer e-newsletter

An update from Stag Print

Welcome to our summer e-newsletter. We hope you’re enjoying the warmer weather and sunshine! Read about Stag Print being a national and local award finalist, our longest standing customer, Oakleaf’s mental health training, and the benefits of the PEFC logo.

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

SME Business Awards finalist

Exciting news; we’re finalists in the SME Surrey Business Awards Family Business category! And we’re SME National Business Awards finalists too – go team Stag Print! We are delighted to have been recognised in these awards. The finals take place in September and December respectively – wish us luck!

Longest standing customer

Stag Print has a lot of long-standing customers, St Mary’s University being our longest. We have worked with them since before our digital records, over 25 years ago! Teams have changed over the years but a sound working relationship remains. Read our latest blog to see how teamwork and a reliable service keeps our strong partnership thriving.

Oakleaf MHFA training

We are proud supporters of the work Guildford-based charity Oakleaf does, including their mental health first aid (MHFA) training. This internationally recognised course helps manage the wellbeing of employees. If you’re interested in signing up, the next workshop takes place 16 and 17 September at the Guildford Borough Council offices.

PEFC packaging

Stag Print is certified by the world’s largest forestry certification body, PEFC (Programme for the Endorsement of Forest Certification) – but what does it really mean? A recent article from PEFC highlights the benefits of having their logo on your packaging so your customers know the raw materials used are sourced from sustainably managed forests. It also showcases that it does more than you might realise; from biodiversity protection, to respecting the rights of indigenous peoples. Read the full article here.