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At Antalis, sustainability isn't just a goal - it's a commitment pressed into every sheet of paper we offer. We're proud to announce that our core office paper ranges -including Image Volume, Xerox® Business, Xerox® Performer, and Xerox® EcoPrint - are now PEFC-certified. This significant milestone underscores our dedication to providing environmentally responsible paper solutions and making sustainable choices more accessible for our customers.

Antalis is launching a second wave of its Data Copy® "We are paper positive" campaign, continuing to support environmental Initiatives.

Paper jams. Just hearing the phrase is enough to make anyone working with printers or copiers groan in frustration. They’re the sworn enemy of productivity, wasting time and testing patience. As a paper retailer, you’ve probably heard the blame put squarely on the paper time and time again. But here’s the truth: Paper jams often result from a combination of factors, not just paper quality. So how can you help your customers minimise these frustrating interruptions? By arming them with knowledge about the common causes of jams and the best ways to prevent them, you’ll not only make their lives easier but also position yourself as a trusted expert. Let’s dive in!

In an era where environmental sustainability is more crucial than ever, brands are being called upon to step up and take accountability for their impact on the planet. One such Brand is Data Copy, which has joined the 1% for the Planet initiative, pledging to donate a portion of its sales to support environmental causes. As part of this commitment, Data Copy has partnered with City to Sea, a non-profit organisation dedicated to tackling plastic pollution. We spoke with Cyan Stuart Partnership Manager at City to Sea to learn more about their mission, their partnership with Data Copy, and how individuals and businesses can get involved.

Data Copy® brand, as a member of 1% for the Planet, commits one per cent of its revenue to the environmental charity. Throughout 2024 and extended into 2025, it partners with City to Sea as part of this initiative. 1% for the Planet is a global network that connects businesses and environmental organisations dedicated to supporting the health of our planet. City to Sea campaigns for change, with a focus on rethinking plastic use and waste. The Data Copy contribution helps to support and run these actions.

For several years Antalis has helped raise funds for Think Pink Europe and The Pink Ribbon Foundation in the UK from the sales of HP Office Paper. Breast cancer is the most common cancer in women, with one woman diagnosed every ten minutes. Around 55,000 women and 370 men are diagnosed with breast cancer every year in the UK*.

Coloured paper is not only pretty to look at, inspiring creativity, it’s also very versatile with many great uses across a whole host of different environments and applications. In this article, we highlight some of the uses of this multi-functional paper option.

With the myriad of paper ream designs and attractive descriptions, it is often quite easy to get confused about which paper is most suitable for the job in hand. Not choosing the optimum paper for the job can lead to unsatisfactory print results or even using a premium product, when a more cost-effective option would have been the better choice.

The way we work and the documents we produce are constantly evolving. Demand for inkjet printing both at home and in the office is growing, placing an ever-greater emphasis on the paper we use.

Did you know that people are 80% more likely to read a document with coloured visuals? Here, we explore three factors that will ensure that your customers and employees are not only more likely to read your documents, but will be more engaged and able to retain the information.

Paper waste in the office not only harms the planet, it also impacts companies’ bottom lines.

The debate on recycled papers versus virgin fibres can generate opposing and strongly held views where one side will look to extoll the virtues of one over the other in a game of eco- one-upmanship. In a changing market, both sides of the debate may need to soften their stance into a more singular message that both types of paper are environmentally responsible. In this article, Paul Savill, Product Manager – Office and Digital Papers at Antalis, discusses both sides of the argument.