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In January 2010 CMP (uk) Limited became successful in gaining membership of a certified FSC group chain of custody scheme. (CU-COC-807273).

Chain of custody certification provides independent evidence that forest products originate from well-managed forests. By obtaining Chain of Custody certification CMP can demonstrate its commitment economically, environmentally and socially responsible forestry.

The FSC assessment by The Process Group has taken around four months to complete, and owner Paul Dawe believes that achieving the membership is an important step for the business as part of its ongoing commitment to becoming more environmentally responsible, as well as addressing the increasing customer demand for ‘green’ paper stocks.

Managing Director and owner of CMP UK Paul Dawe comments: “The membership to this group scheme allows us to do business knowing that we are satisfying the ethical demands of our customers, whilst proving our own dedication to becoming more environmentally responsible.

“It is fantastic to be associated with such a respected organisation as the Forest Stewardship Council and to support the work it does to promote the responsible management of the world’s forests.”

During 2008, Poole based Digital Print Company CMP raised £6,900.00 for the NSPCC by donating 1/2p in every pound spent by its customers. Managing Director Paul Dawe (pictured with Carrie Cardale and CMP staff) was delighted with the amount raised and is now looking forward to exceeding this amount during 2009.

“With many of our clients are in the Education sector it seemed an obvious choice to support the NSPCC and all the great work they do for our children” said Paul. “It certainly makes you realise how fortunate we and our children are when you see the work these guys do” he added.

CMP have set their target at £8,000.00 for 2009 and look forward to the continued support of the clients to help them achieve this.

Carrie Cardale, the NSPCC’s South West Corporate Fundraising Manager said: “I would really like to thank Paul and everyone at CMP for their fantastic support. The NSPCC relies heavily on donations and fundraising and this donation will make a huge difference to the lives of local children and young people.”

Following an assessment by an independent organisation, Dorset based Digital Print Solutions Company CMP has been successful in achieving ISO 9001 and ISO 14001Certification. This Internationally recognised prestigious award for quality is an International Standard in use worldwide as the benchmark for Quality.

The award recognises CMP’s commitment to an exceptional quality of service. With only around 3% of UK business holding this Certificate, CMP are now at the forefront of quality service and customer care.

Said a delighted Managing Director Paul Dawe “We have always been proud of the service we offer our clients. Now with the award of ISO 9000 and ISO14001, this has been confirmed by outside experts who are used to judging service on a daily basis in a wide variety of trades and industries.”

Neil Urquhart, who undertook the assessment for CQS Certified Quality Systems, paid particular tribute to “the investment in people and training that enables CMP to provide an efficient service to their customers”

CMP and CDRUK have chosen the NSPCC as their charity for 2008.

Our aim is to raise £7,500.00 over the next 12 months and put our full support behind this very worthy organisation.

We have promised to donate 1/2p in every £1.00 spent by our customers from January 1st to December 31st 2008.

We are well on our way to achieving our target and hope our customers can get behind us and ensure that we beat our expectations over the next 11 months.

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