Washington DC Ward 3 Council member Mary M. Cheh printed that disclaimer on her constituent newsletters after an opponent took a jab at her for not practicing what she preached. The council had imposed "extreme" green measures on small businesses, according to D.C. Republican Committee Chairman Bob Kabel and Executive Director Paul Craney.
What would the disclaimer look like if she had used your printing services?
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Wow! Now that's telling 'em!
"We engaged a printer for the production of this piece that is 100% wind powered, carbon neutral, uses a waterless printing process, and is an EPA Green Power Partner and EPA Climate Leader. It was printing on FSC certified paper using vegetable-based inks." Could you say that?
Washington DC Ward 3 Council member Mary M. Cheh printed that disclaimer on her constituent newsletters after an opponent took a jab at her for not practicing what she preached. The council had imposed "extreme" green measures on small businesses, according to D.C. Republican Committee Chairman Bob Kabel and Executive Director Paul Craney.
What would the disclaimer look like if she had used your printing services?
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