E3/E4: Most Environmentally Progressive Printing/PackagingProject
Awarded to a Canadian-based company for a printing or packagingproject manufactured within environmentally progressive processes. The printing or packaging project must have been produced fromSeptember 1, 2016, to September 1, 2017.
1. Please refer to the Awards Entry page at CanadianPrintingAwards.com for making final submissions and payment, which includes filling out an online Company Information form and payment.
2. Eligible companies/facilities must be located in Canada.
3. Complete the Environmental Production section of this form, which must not exceed two pages.
4. TWO complete copies of the project must be provided for judging (please contact for single-copy submission exceptions).
5. Mail this form with the print or packaging projects to the following address.
Mail Entries To:
PrintAction, Canadian Printing Awards
80 Valley Brook Drive,
Toronto, ON
M3B 2S9
EARLY BIRD ENTRY: AUGUST 18, 2017 – SAVE 20%
Singe entry: $100
Two entries: $160
Three entries: $240
Four or more entries: $75 each
(tax included)
Entry deadline: SEPTEMBER 15, 2017
Singe entry: $125
Two entries: $200
Three or more entries: $300
Four or more entries: $75 each
(tax included)
If you have questions about the entry process, please contact:
Jon Robinson, Editor, , 905-713-4302
Tara Jacobs, Event Manager, , 1-888-599-2228 ext. 213
(Award finalists will be notified in late September. The Canadian Printing Awards Gala will be held Thursday, November 9, at Palais Royale, Toronto.)
Environmental Production section
Title of entry and category (E3 or E4):
Production partners (designers, printers, etc., if applicable):
Quantity produced (run length):
Substrate brand(s) and weight(s):
Press(es) used (brand/model):
Ink manufacturer and ink product line:
Coatings used (UV, AQ …):
Environmental Certifications Recognized accreditations for facilities or for the use of manufacturing inputs like inks, papers, plastics and plates:
Technology Implementation Integration of specific technologies within your manufacturing process to lessen the environmental impact of your entered product:
Environmental Product Development Describe why this specific printed product provides an environmentally progressive position for the end user, relative to the existing market:
Pollution Prevention Program, Effluent/Air: Programs designed for addressing pollution (dirty water, chemicals, etc.) through source reduction, source neutrality (recycling) and/or source control (third-party disposal):
Distribution Management Logistics employed by your company to lessen the environmental impact of delivering products/services to clients:
(Optional) Provide any additional comments related to the environmental excellence of this packaging project:
Terms and Conditions
Materials submitted for the judging process become property of the Canadian Printing Awards. By entering the Canadian Printing Awards, you agree that your submission may be profiled in a future issue of PrintAction magazine, as well as used to promote the Canadian Printing Awards program.
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