BOOK INDUSTRY ENVIRONMENTAL TRENDS 2016
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PRINTER RESPONSES<br />
In total 12 printers participated in the survey with the largest number of participants having book-related<br />
revenues in the range of $50 million to $100 million as indicated in the chart below.<br />
WHAT WERE YOUR COMPANY’S TOTAL REVENUES FROM PRINTING <strong>BOOK</strong>S AND<br />
COLLATERAL PAPERBOARD PRODUCTS IN 2014?<br />
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NUMBER OF RESPONSES<br />
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RANGE IN ANNUAL <strong>BOOK</strong> REVENUES<br />
Based on 12 responses.<br />
All participating printers used recycled paper in 2014, with three quarters expecting to use more recycled<br />
fiber in 2015 and one quarter expecting to use the same amount.<br />
As with recycled fiber, 100% of participating book printers used FSC certified paper in 2014 with the<br />
majority (67%) expecting to use the same amount in 2015, and a quarter expecting to use more. One of the<br />
12 participating printers expected to use less FSC certified paper in 2015 and cited a lack of demand from<br />
customers as the reason for this expectation.<br />
Three quarters of participating printers reported using SFI or PEFC certified paper in 2014 and of those<br />
67% expected to use more in 2015. Interestingly a substantial minority (22%) of printers using SFI or PEFC<br />
certified paper in 2014 expected to use less in 2015, while 11% expected to use more.<br />
As with participating publishers, none of the printers who participated in the surveys used agricultural or<br />
alternative fiber in 2014.<br />
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