Sustainability
Reducing the impact on the environment is extremely important to us as a company, so we set out to make the most eco-friendly prints we can.
Extensive research has gone into sourcing suppliers and materials that not only have the best quality, but also have the least impact on the environment as possible - this is something that Amatus Owner, Siobhan is hugely passionate about!
Paper
Our Matt paper comes from FSC and PEFC certified forests that ensure commitment to environmental protection and guarantee that all the wood used for the production of pulp originates from controlled sources. Our suppliers management systems are in line with internationally recognised standards: Quality Management System, under ISO 9001; Environmental Management System, under ISO 14001.
100% recycled - 100% recyclable
Our Unicorn White paper is uncoated and made from 100% de-inked post consumer waste and is FSC® certified. Made in an industry leading mill to strict ISO 14001 standards for environmental management - processed chlorine free (PCF) significantly reducing water contamination from processing.
100% recycled - 100% recyclable - carbon off-set
Frames
Our beautiful frames are made of high-quality, solid and untreated Oak from FSC managed forests. Our supplier plants two trees for every tree used.
Packaging
All postal packaging is made from recycled materials and is fully recyclable - although, we encourage you to re-use your packaging if possible.
Our tissue paper is biodegradable, compostable, recyclable and made from recycled materials.
Even our packaging tape is recyclable and plastic free.
Charity
Supporting the protection of our beautiful planet is incredibly important to us at Amatus. We believe everyone can make a difference and that includes us as a company.
We donate 1% of profits to the Union of Concerned Scientists (UCS).
We wanted to donate to a charity that has real, positive impact on the environment, so UCS were the obvious choice. UCS are a non-profit organisation of 250 scientists who work to tackle the worlds problems such as climate change, food sustainability, sustainable energy and transportation.
They have the highest ranking from charity rating agencies for their responsible stewardship of donations and grants, so we know the money is going to where it should.
Read more about the Union of Concerned Scientists
