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Diamond Packaging Partners With PrintReleaf for Reforestation
Diamond Packaging has partnered with PrintReleaf to offer certified reforestation offsets for CPG brands.

- What happened
- Diamond Packaging established a partnership with PrintReleaf to help consumer packaged goods brands measure their paper and fiber-based material consumption. The collaboration enables these brands to offset their material usage through certified global reforestation projects.
- Why it matters
- This partnership provides brand owners with a mechanism to measure and offset the environmental impact of their paper and fiber-based packaging consumption.
- Who is affected
- Converters, brand-owner packaging buyers, and materials suppliers.
The collaboration leverages PrintReleaf's platform to connect material consumption data with certified reforestation projects worldwide.
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- Diamond Packaging Partners With PrintReleaf to Support Certified Reforestation — Packaging Impressions
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