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Corporate Press (HK) Limited
Corporate Press specializes in premier quality printed material, including magazines, books, direct mailings, corporate brochures, media kits and trade fair and event collateral. We offer creative print solutions to our customers, helping them to stand out from the crowd and engage their intended audiences. From design and typesetting, to proofing and commercial printing, fulfillment and distribution, Corporate Press is your commercial printer of choice.
The Challenge
Choosing the right printing company can be difficult, considering the number of commercial printers in Hong Kong. Finding one that offers efficient, cost-effective turnkey solutions doesn't make the choice any easier. Corporate Press is an ISO awarded printing company notable for its sustained quality printing, broad range of services, dedication to its customers, and the reputation for high quality printing that it has developed over 20 years in business.
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Corporate Press (HK) Ltd.
FSC CoC Policy
Regarding FSC-POL-01-004
(Policy for the Association of Organizations with FSC)
The signing Organization is associated with the Forest Stewardship Council A.C., Oaxaca, Mexico, or one of its subsidiaries or affiliates
( hereinafter: FSC ) by being either a member of or having a contractual Relationship with FSC. Hereby the signing Organization explicitly states that it has read and understood the “Policy for the Association Of Organizations with FSC” as published under www.fsc.org. This policy stipulates FSC’s position with regards to unacceptable activities by organizations and individuals which already are or would like to be associated with FSC as well as the mechanism for disassociation.
In light of the above, the Organization explicitly agrees currently and in the future, as long as the relationship with FSC exists, not to be directly or indirectly involved in the following unacceptable activities:
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Illegal Logging or the trade in illegal wood or forest products.
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Violation of traditional and human rights in forestry operations
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Destruction of high conservation values in forestry operations.
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Significant conversion of forests to plantation or non-forest use.
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Introduction of genetically modified organisms in forestry operations.
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Violation of any of the ILO core conventions as defined in the ILO declaration on fundamental principles and rights at work, 1998.
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Mr. Stanley Lin Kai Yin(Managing Director)
01 March 2012
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