Posts by Valerie Bachert

Digitisation brings many advantages on many levels. Nevertheless, printed content on paper remains indispensable. In the second part of the "Paper vs. digital" series, we show that the haptic experience plays an important role in the perception of content.

Sustainability affects everyone at different levels. From A for recycled paper to F for Fairtrade - to give you a brief overview, we will look at the most important terms relating to this universal topic. This is the first of four parts of the sustainability wiki powered by Steinbeis Papier.

Wood shortage, corona effects, competition from the packaging market: the shortage of waste paper is causing problems for the paper processing industry.

Jewellery is one of the classics under the Christmas tree. For designers Julia and Steffi Gerner too - but only eco and fair, please. With their minimalist label fremdformat, they show how this is possible.

There is no waste in nature. Everything decays, is part of the natural cycle and is used as a raw material for something new. We come into contact with this idea of the cycle every time we throw glass in the bin, paper in the paper bin or kitchen waste in the organic waste bin. Inspired by this, the Swiss start-up WormUp has developed a sustainable worm tower that turns waste into odourless compost.

Generation Z to Alpha is increasingly rebelling against the current climate policy. It's time to let young people have their say in the Steinbeis Paper Blog. In an interview with three trainees, we talk about the climate crisis.