1. White Pages® and Yellow Pages® Directories contain approximately 47% Recycled Fibre Content.

This fibre comes from a combination of consumer recycled newspapers and magazines, and from sawmill residuals. (Sawmill residuals are wood chips that are by-products of existing forestry operations.)

A new type of glue is also being investigated to make White Pages® and Yellow Pages® Directories easier to recycle again, once they have been used.

2. Directory printing facilities are managed under an environment management plan to minimise their impact on the environment and to ensure compliance with local environmental laws and regulations.

All production wastes are managed responsibly, with the majority of wastes being recycled.

3. The directories are distributed around Australia by road, rail and sea. We ask that transport contractors manage their fleets responsibly, making sure their trucks run efficiently and cause as little pollution as possible.

5. Old White Pages® and Yellow Pages ® directories are recycled into cardboard products, kitty litter and house insulation products.