Service Graphics, part of the Paragon Group, has extended its collaboration with Resysten to offer the Clean Air anti-pollution coating on print from across its family of operations. Its Octink trading arm has been offering the solution for some time.
Clean Air - now offered by a number of large-format PSPs, including Hollywood Monster and RMC Digital Print - can absorb up to 222mg a day of NOx (shorthand for the nitrogen oxides most relevant for air pollution and particularly problematic in high-traffic urban areas) from just 1m2 of an exterior coated surface, including outdoor print (see feature: https://bit.ly/3Nx9Kkd).
“We’re excited to be working with the team at Clean Air by Resysten where our jointly held commitment in delivering a cleaner, more sustainable environment is a centre part of our strategy,” said Service Graphics group managing director Mike Holyoake.
“We're delighted to welcome Mike Holyoake and the entire SG team - their recent achievement of the EcoVadis Silver award underscores impressively the quality of the Service Graphics sustainability strategy and determination to intervene positively on their business impacts. By expanding our relationship they add a significant commitment to joining our mission to tackle air pollution, acknowledged widely as the biggest threat to public and community health,” said Resysten.
“Expect to see us collaborating closely with the Service Graphics team on some exciting new initiatives to help drive their net zero agenda further for both their customers and throughout their supply chain.”