Most printers can’t tell you where their paper is made. We can — the mill, the river it sits on, the port it sails from. Pick a paper, scroll, and follow it from the forest to a finished book in our Exeter bindery.
Your … begins as … — fibre grown as a crop on a decades-long rotation, replanted as it’s harvested.
These aren’t wild woods felled for paper. It’s why book paper, done properly, is one of the most renewable materials there is.
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This is the mill behind … — the sheet we’d reach for when a customer wants ….
Finished reels and sheets leave via … and cross to the UK by sea — the lowest-carbon freight there is per tonne — into a paper merchant’s network. Our South West deliveries come out of …, then down to Devon by road.
The paper arrives at Unit 1, Seychelles Farm, Upton Pyne — the same floor where your pages are printed, sewn, bound and packed. One site, one team, no outsourcing. The paper’s journey ends where your book begins.
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And you can plant some of it back — every order can plant a tree for every 100 copies.
Mill and route details are drawn from manufacturer and merchant documentation; batch-level specifics are confirmed with our paper merchants.
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