DPRINT Worldwide Achieves Recertification Under SGP's Rigorous Standards

LAKELAND, Fla. - EntSun -- The Sustainable Green Printing Partnership (SGP) is pleased to announce the recertification of Douglass Screen Printers, Inc. (DPRINT) under its rigorous sustainability standards, reaffirming the company's leadership in environmentally responsible print manufacturing. Since first earning SGP certification in 2012, DPRINT has continued to refine its processes, delivering measurable reductions in resource consumption while maintaining cost-effective operations for its clients.

Over the past thirteen years, DPRINT's Lakeland facility has upheld and built upon its initial achievements in sustainability. By leveraging the SGP Impact Tracker—a comprehensive tool introduced by SGP to monitor performance across energy, water, waste, and emissions—DPRINT has sustained:

• A 34% reduction in volatile organic compounds (VOCs)
• A 21% decrease in water waste
• A 33% drop in total solid waste
• A 14% reduction in energy consumption
• A 36% decrease in natural gas usage

These ongoing improvements not only protect the environment but also generate significant cost savings, enabling DPRINT to offer competitive pricing without compromising its green commitments.

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"DPRINT exemplifies the spirit of continuous improvement that the SGP certification embodies," said Birdley James, Board Chair of the Sustainable Green Printing Partnership. "Their sustained performance on mandatory improvement projects shows how print manufacturers can drive both environmental benefit and business value."

Lane Hickey-Wiggins, CEO of DPRINT, added, "Recertification by the SGP validates our team's dedication to sustainable innovation. From implementing advanced digital inks and materials to partnering with local recyclers, we've worked diligently to minimize our footprint. We're proud to deliver high-quality printing solutions that support our clients' sustainability goals."

By recertifying with SGP, DPRINT reaffirms its commitment to partnerships that monetize recycling, integrate eco-friendly substrates, and reduce water, energy, and emissions across the print lifecycle. Customers choosing DPRINT can trust that every product is produced in a facility meeting the highest standards for green printing.

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About DPRINT
DPRINT is a woman-owned, multi-technology screen & digital printing company serving clients around the globe, founded in 1939. With eight decades of experience—including pioneering work with NASA and being a Top 50 screen printer for the U.S. Government Printing Office—DPRINT combines cutting-edge digital design and print technologies to deliver innovative decals, signage, and visual solutions across a multitude of markets. Learn more at https://mydprint.com/.

About the Sustainable Green Printing Partnership
The Sustainable Green Printing Partnership is North America's leading third-party certifier of sustainable print producers and suppliers. The SGP program evaluates facilities across environmental, social, and economic criteria to ensure continuous improvement and stakeholder transparency.