Grafiche Antiga

QUALITY AND RESPECT FOR THE ENVIRONMENT

UNI EN ISO 9001:2008

Grafiche Antiga is UNI EN ISO 9001:2008 certified. Quality, seen as our capacity to satisfy our clients’ needs, is a goal that we pursue through optimisation of processes and management and control of all our production activity.

CERTI Print - ISO12647-2

The system used by Grafiche Antiga for its company technical processes is certified to ISO12647-2 standards.
This means that Grafiche Antiga implements a strict production and control procedure that covers technological equipment, order management, colour proofing and blueprinting, through to the printing stage. Grafiche Antiga is authorised to use the CERTIPRINT mark, guaranteeing the quality of the end product, adding value to all stages during processing.

UNI EN ISO 14001:2004 certification

This certifies our management system’s capacity to check our environmental impact and constant research aimed at our company’s coherent, effective and above all, eco-friendly improvement.

In particular, the system ensures monitoring of emissions and waste water discharged into the subsoil, management of separate refuse collection and the use of eco-friendly products, correct management and origins of energy used for the various production processes.

During inspections, our company proved to have all the necessary requisites for assignment of this important certification, which guarantees protection of the environment we live in.

FSC - Forest Stewardship Council

Over recent years safeguarding the natural environment and resources has become an urgent,
primary issue: obtaining environmental certification is a tangible sign of our commitment in this direction.
FSC (Forest Stewardship Council) certification enables us to help protect the environment
and is real proof of eco-friendly use of the planet’s resources.
The paper we use for printing contains wood from correctly and responsibly managed forests,
in accordance with strict environmental, social and economic standards.

PHOTOVOLTAIC

Since spring 2011 we have had a photovoltaic plant with a surface of 10,000 m² up and running.
The estimated production of clean electricity by this plant is around 750,000 KWh/year, equal
to the annual consumption of 230 average families, allowing a reduction in the production of CO2,
one of the gases most responsible for global warming.