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Being sustainable means being renewable: the wood life cycle as a key to the future

The concept of sustainability has its roots in forest management. In 1713, in Germany, the word "sustainability" was first used to describe the responsible and long-term use of wood as a natural resource. This idea evolved into the modern concept of sustainable forest management, aiming to ensure that forests remain a vital source of READ MORE >

Together with consumers: The Power of sustainable choice

In a world where the climate crisis has become an undeniable reality, the role of the consumer has transcended mere purchasing. Today, the consumer is a change agent, a key player in the fight for a more sustainable future. This paradigm shift is reflected in a new consumer profile: conscious, ethical, and committed to READ MORE >

The paper bag full of emotions

In the world of commerce, certain elements transcend their practical functionality to become symbols of fundamental values. The paper bag is one of them, representing commitment, personalization, and closeness with customers. Additionally, it provides unique benefits that reinforce these values.   The Emotional Value of Paper Bag Paper bags have significant emotional value. When customers READ MORE >

Confirmed that the paper bags give you a good picture of the trade

63% of Spanish consumers believe that the paper bag gives businesses an image significantly better. According to a representative survey of national consumption held from 5 to 16 September 2016 by LinQ to the platform labolsadepapel, the 63% of consumers feel that the businesses that give paper bags to your customers have a significantly READ MORE >

The big data new source of knowledge for the positioning offline and online retail

The conjunction of the differential values of a signature with the expectations of your target audience is born a strong positioning. The result is the identification of customers with their brands/retail. The duration of this choice of fidelity will depend on the capacity of each trade to continue to adapt to the expectations of READ MORE >

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