Two Sides is delighted to announce that TNT Post UK has joined the campaign for responsible production and use of Print and Paper, and to dispel common environmental misconceptions by providing users with verifiable information on why Print and Paper is an attractive, practical and sustainable communications medium.

TNT Post is the second largest UK postal company and currently handles more than 300 million items a month. The company handles both addressed and unaddressed mail and It is the only company to offer the full range of door drop services, including a unique Own Network structure of 8000 distributors and European capability enabling delivery of over 2 billion samples, leaflets and catalogues each year

Since the liberalisation of the UK postal market on 1st January 2006, TNT Post has continued to impress businesses and public sector organisations in the UK with its innovative, sophisticated mailing services that bring unrivalled value and flexibility to clients.  

TNT Post UK has an on-going commitment to sustainability and developed the first carbon neutral initiative for addressed mail in conjunction with The CarbonNeutral Company.  Other initiatives from the company include greenPost – a service for promotional direct mail which helps produce greener mailing pieces; and, dataMatters that enables clients to clean or suppress data, reducing DM wastage and environmental impact.

Mark Davies, Managing Director TNT Post Doordrop Media, comments, “We are delighted to join Two Sides which we see as delivering a really important message about mail’s sustainability. TNT Post UK has an absolute focus on reducing our environmental impact and, by working with Two Sides, will help us to reinforce our commitment to promoting the sustainability of our services..”

Martyn Eustace, Two Sides Director, says, “Having TNT Post UK on board is great for Two Sides and demonstrates the involvement of major players right across the Print Media Value Chain. There is much misinformation about the sustainability of mail and, by working with TNT Post UK and others we aim to ensure that consumers see that mail can be a highly sustainable way to communicate.”