Our quality and environmental management system is built in accordance with ISO 14001 and ISO 9001 standards, which contributes to the effective functioning of the management system.
Environment
Regarding our quality policy:
- We set short-term and long-term goals and monitor their achievement.
- We train our employees and involve them in the development of the company and services.
- We provide services and develop products based on customer expectations and needs.
- We keep up with technological innovations to ensure customer satisfaction and achieve the company’s business objectives.
- We comply with the laws and regulations governing the company’s activities, products, and services in the Republic of Estonia.
Regarding our environmental policy:
- We commute to work in an environmentally friendly way.
- We use as little paper as possible.
- We store documents digitally.
- We purchase office supplies consciously.
- We reuse office supplies.
- We sort waste.
- We prefer reusable dishes.
- We reduce energy consumption.
- We reduce water consumption.
- We produce in an environmentally friendly way.
- We regularly clean up our digital environment.
Certifications
With environmental labels, we offer our clients the opportunity to differentiate themselves from their competitors and demonstrate to the end consumer their care for nature.
In 2003, we collaborated with the Estonian Fund for Nature to develop an environmentally friendly printing service. A year later, we registered the Green Print™ trademark, which can only be used on products printed by Ecoprint. For graphic usage guidelines and logo files, please contact our project managers.
Ecoprint AS holds the supply chain certificate FSC® SCS-COC-007924. Such a label on paper guarantees that the product comes from responsibly managed forests or is made from post-consumer waste, i.e., recycled materials.
Product labels contain important information about both the manufacturer and the product itself. For example, the licence code on the label can be used to identify the manufacturer and verify the validity of the certificate. The label may also provide information about whether the product is made entirely or partially from FSC® certified material, whether the product itself or its packaging is made from certified material, etc.
Since the beginning of 2024, Ecoprint has purchased only 100% renewable energy sources with certificates of origin, primarily solar, wind, and hydro energy.
ISO 9001 is an international quality management standard. The presence of this certificate demonstrates the company’s commitment to quality and improving customer satisfaction.
ISO 14001 is an international environmental management system standard. The presence of this certificate confirms that the company is committed to providing sustainable services and reducing its environmental impact.
Awards
At Ecoprint, we have decided that our responsibility does not end with our own operations. We want to contribute to improving community life and the environment. Therefore, we are constantly looking for ways and innovative solutions to reduce our ecological footprint and educate and involve our employees, customers, and partners.
Over the years, we have received several prestigious awards, confirming that we are on the right track and that our green steps have been noticed.
2007
Environmental Award of the Year in the category of environmental management systems.
2008
Environmental Award of the Year in the category of environmental management systems and environmentally friendly products.
2009
Environmental Award of the Year in the category of environmentally friendly production processes.
2008
Recycling Award of the Year
2008
EBAE finalist, one of the three best environmental management systems in Europe in the category of small enterprises.
2010
European Union’s environment management systems first award in the category of small enterprises.Grants
Digital Transformation Roadmap
Ecoprint AS received a grant from the Digital Transformation Roadmap support measure. As part of the project, a digital transformation roadmap was developed. The grant amounted to 10,000 euros, and the project was supported by the European Regional Development Fund.
Conductiong a green audit at Ecoprint
Ecoprint underwent a comprehensive green audit that analysed the company’s green capabilities, climate impact, and circular business model. As a result of mapping and prioritising development opportunities, roadmaps were created until the end of 2025. The green audit has provided Ecoprint with the necessary overview of the company’s sustainability and ability to address environmental impacts, including the assessment of the greenhouse gas footprint and analysis of the organisation and processes. With the results and recommendations, the company can improve its current processes in a more sustainable way and implement new development activities, contributing to sustainable production and business model development.
Funding
The project was funded by the European Union’s NextGenerationEU recovery fund.
Project cost: 21,480 euros
Grant amount: 10,000 euros
Project “AS Ecoprint ressursitõhususe investeering”
Ecoprint AS received a grant under the measure “Energy and Resource Efficiency of Enterprises” and the activity “Investments in the best possible resource-efficient technology; support for resource management systems and supporting IT applications”. With this funding, the “Ecoprint AS Resource Efficiency Investment” project was implemented between April 1, 2019, and March 31, 2020. The project aimed to increase the resource efficiency of the company’s production process by establishing a new production line at the Tartu production unit. As a result of this investment project, the amount of paper/cardboard used to produce a unit of output has decreased. In summary, the investment project resulted in a 14.2% improvement in resource use and an 8.8% increase in resource productivity.
Funding
Funded by The Environmental Investment Centre
Project cost: 1,259,000 euros
Grant amount: 568,845 euros
Watch the video: Estonian Ministry of the Environment. (2022). Resource Efficiency Investment: Ecoprint
Project “E-GO-PRINT”
Printing industry clients are looking for a printing order process that is as fast, customer-friendly, attractive, and mobile as possible. To eliminate bottlenecks in the printing industry value chain and better meet the needs of industry customers, Ecoprint AS decided to develop a printing order management system called “E-GO-PRINT”.
E-GO-PRINT is a smart cloud-based solution for the printing industry, which is accompanied by increased international cooperation, thereby providing customers with significantly faster solutions. The product under development combines all aspects related to printing order placement and management. Essentially, it is an interactive environment for managing, controlling, planning, monitoring, and forwarding projects and other resources. Since the product is cloud-based, its implementation does not require the company to invest in additional hardware and software.
Goals and expected results:
Achieve significant resource savings in society: as a result of the project, the need for emails, phone calls, and meetings will decrease. There will be savings in both employee and customer time/costs in the customer relationship management module.
Reduce communication and transportation costs: the developed product enables a stronger entry into export markets, resulting in an increase in the export of environmentally friendly products and services.
Reducing negative environmental impact: the developed solution directs the customer to choose environmentally friendly solutions that use materials with a smaller ecological footprint. Through transport optimization, CO2 emissions are reduced. Energy consumption is reduced through process optimization and virtualization (customers, designers, and printers no longer have to store projects separately, but it is done in the cloud).
Funding
The project is supported by the European Regional Development Fund.
Total project cost: 180,812 euros
Grant amount: 63,284 euros (support for process and organisational innovation)
