New campaign positions the Swiss printing industry for long-term success.
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Client dpsuisse
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Sector Industry
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Engagement Strategy, Design, Content

The Project
Print is greener than its reputation. We communicate the facts with creative flair.
Paper is a natural product and has always been “plant-based”. No other medium is as easy to recycle. Yet print often gets a bad rap. We support dpsuisse, the association for visual communication, in positioning the Swiss printing industry for the future—shining a light on the ecological benefits of paper. To this end, we analyzed the starting point and developed a power package of measures tailored to different target groups.
Long story short: the shift in perception has begun.


Printed in Switzerland
A campaign opens eyes and creates new perspectives.
The Swiss printing industry does not harm the forests, it cares for them. To make this clear, we launched the “Green” campaign. We gave the “Printed in Switzerland” quality seal a fresh green makeover, crafted messages for decision-makers - and rolled out advertisements, posters and a newspaper. Our campaign dispels myths and tells the exciting story of why the industry is an ecological pioneer. We’re proud to have supported the printing industry for 10 years!

The printing industry produces sustainably—but hardly anyone knew this until now. With our campaign, we’ve successfully won over many decision-makers and the public to our cause.

Hub for strong arguments. Find all the facts on a landing page. And download advertisements and the “Printed in Switzerland” logo—ready to use.

Mail for parliament. All candidates for the next legislature received a personalized card series, encouraging them to print their election ads in Switzerland.
7x
greater impact
Print media is much more effective at retaining and activating customers than digital channels.
40k
people
are employed directly and indirectly by the printing industry in Switzerland.
85%
waste paper
is used in newsprint from Swiss production.

Newspaper in three languages. Thanks to intelligent color management, the three national languages could be produced in one edition.