Xerox customers have more green printing choices
Xerox unveiled a comprehensive program of products, resources and web tools to help customers identify the right paper, the right supplies and the right way to print with the environment in mind. The Company’s first papers certified to sustainable forest management standards and new recycled papers designed for digital printing are now available to customers. Plus, Xerox is placing a new label mark on its paper packaging to make it easier to select the right paper to meet both sustainability and printing needs. Customers can also access the new Xerox Paper and Supplies Sustainability web portal for easy-to-use resources to help assess their paper choices and the environmental impact throughout the paper’s lifecycle.
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Xerox customers have more green printing choices
Xerox now holds FSC certification for its managed sites in Canada, ensuring that on-site printing services were compliant with the Rainforest Alliance’s SmartWood program, recognized as the top-ranked verification program by Greenpeace International. Xerox covers the greatest geographic area of any certified paper supplier, with almost 80 FSC and PEFC accredited distribution centers across 17 countries, and is among the first companies to achieve certification based on the FSC's international multi-site standards. Xerox managed services is a function of Xerox Global services, where Xerox employees manage document output, equipment, supplies, service, and technology on-location at customer sites.
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Our Commitment
Over the past 40 years, Xerox has demonstrated leadership in sustainability and citizenship by designing "waste-free" products built in "waste-free" plants, investing in innovation that delivers measurable benefits to the environment, supporting educational and community projects around the world, and many other integrated initiatives.
Reflecting a company-wide commitment to environmental stewardship, Xerox's sustainable growth plan included a 10 percent reduction in greenhouse gas emissions worldwide from 2002 to 2012. Xerox Corporation has already exceeded that 2012 greenhouse gas (GHG) emission reduction target, six years early, achieving an 18 percent reduction in greenhouse gas emissions since 2002. Company-wide efforts included driving fewer miles, sound energy management, new manufacturing technologies and more efficient heating and cooling equipment. Xerox is now upping its goal by more than 100 percent, boosting its goal to a 25 percent decrease by 2012.
2007 Report on Global Citizenship
Designed to complement Xerox's Annual Report, this global report on citizenship discusses Xerox's principles, policies and practices in areas viewed under the broad definition of corporate social responsibility. They include governance and ethics, customer privacy and satisfaction, employee diversity and development, environmental sustainability initiatives, corporate donations and volunteerism, and more.
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