Ecology and creativity in one go at the Antalis Paper Tour 2007
For the Swiss paper wholesaler Antalis, environmental protection is both a challenge and a commitment. In a railroad car specially converted for this purpose, Antalis Schweiz AG showcases its efforts in this area.
Paper wholesaler Antalis brings people interested in paper and its ecological production onto the tracks. On a journey in a short train consisting of three railroad carriages, which stops in various Swiss cities and offers presentations that start with sustainable forestry, cover topics such as paper production and climate-free printing or Switzerland as a paper production location, shed light on the jungle surrounding the terms FSC and PEFC, but also take apart buzzwords such as waste paper and recycled paper, guests can learn a variety of things about ecology in the form of specialist presentations.
In addition to ecology, creativity must not be neglected. The second carriage is dedicated exclusively to the use of creative paper in print communication. Finally, the bridge between ecology and creativity is bridged by the middle SBB carriage, where the best catering is provided. Finally, at the Cüplibar, Advertising Week offers all visitors what the name promises: a meeting place for chatting and toasting.
By the way: you don't need an SBB ticket for this creative, culinary and ecological journey through the world of paper. All you need to do is register at Papertour.ch. There you can also find out where and when the Antalis Papertour 2007 will be stopping off.
In addition to ecology, creativity must not be neglected. The second carriage is dedicated exclusively to the use of creative paper in print communication. Finally, the bridge between ecology and creativity is bridged by the middle SBB carriage, where the best catering is provided. Finally, at the Cüplibar, Advertising Week offers all visitors what the name promises: a meeting place for chatting and toasting.
By the way: you don't need an SBB ticket for this creative, culinary and ecological journey through the world of paper. All you need to do is register at Papertour.ch. There you can also find out where and when the Antalis Papertour 2007 will be stopping off.
