One Chance from Basildon Bond |
One Chance from Basildon Bond
One Chance, an enchanting yet environmentally conscious range of notebooks focussing on the plight of a number of endangered species, has recently been launched under the Basildon Bond brand.
This unique recycled notebook range offers an environmentally friendly alternative with all the flair and quality you'd expect from Basildon Bond. One Chance challenges the traditional perceptions that recycled stationery features inferior paper and uninspiring designs. The high impact photographic covers feature endangered creatures, all of whom are at risk of extinction in the wild due to habitat loss or the effects of climate change. High quality 80gsm smooth paper is 100% recycled and bright white, achieved using a chlorine free process, and the rigid board covers are also made from 100% recycled fibres.
The One Chance range is more than just a recycled option - the notebooks encourage users to look at ways of reducing their impact on the environment. They feature a double sided information sheet containing details on the cover species, tips for living a greener lifestyle and eye-opening statistics highlighting the importance of recycling.
Abi Pearson, Brand Manager said, "One Chance is a fantastic addition to the Basildon Bond portfolio and testament to this brands ability to move with the times. This product appeals to the aesthetic and moral concerns of a younger generation whilst maintaining its long established dedication to quality."
One Chance reinforces Basildon Bond's commitment to the environment. The range complements the Basildon Bond recycled business envelopes that were launched in 2006. One Chance notebooks are available from 1st January 2008 and will be available in A4+ and A5+ twin-wire formats.
For further information on One Chance visit www.one-chance.co.uk
Environment facts from One Chance: • Each year UK households throw away almost 30 million tonnes of waste, that's the equivalent weight of 43 million African elephants • In less than 2 hours, the UK produces enough waste to fill the Albert Hall • Every year we need a forest the size of Wales to provide all the paper we use in Britain • In the UK today, nearly 5 million tonnes of paper are dumped in landfill or incinerated every year • Every tonne (100kg) of paper recycled saves 17 trees |