The group claims one tree will be added to the worldwide forest whenever a customer of any of its 88 print centres place a print order on Worldwide Green paper.

Mark Manderson, CEO Worldwide Online Printing says, “National Tree Day makes a huge contribution to reminding us how important it is to think about the environment, and this year we’re delighted to throw our weight behind the project by encouraging our 15,000 business customers to think Green.”

The offer is being promoted by in-store posters and promotional badges – and by education packs which outlines the benifits of printing on recycled paper made from 100 per cent post-consumer waste, such as the Worldwide Green paper.

Michelle Bowen, manager of Worldwide’s printer Fortitude Valley based in Qld says, “When we heard Worldwide was supporting our Green range with tree planting and getting behind National Tree Day initiatives, we were thrilled and immediately signed up to help plant trees with the Moggill Creek Catchment group at Huntington Park in Brookfield.”

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