The textile industry has always been known for its enormous impact on the environment. Epson has long since taken a different direction: we focus entirely on digital printing, which has allowed us and all of our partners to obtain the highest ecological certifications in the world for both products and processes.
Digital printing is more sustainable than traditional printing. It uses faster, cheaper and more flexible processes which lead to savings in electricity and water and less waste due to our ability to offer on-demand printing. Digital printing guarantees better results, greater flexibility and greater respect for the environment.
Our office becomes green thanks to solar power
Epson has always been at the forefront of achieving set decarbonisation goals and therefore contributing to climate protection both within its organization and its supply chains. This is the thinking behind Epson's Monna Lisa project, a commitment to voluntarily reduce the carbon footprint of processes that use the equipment it sells on the market. This responsible course of action led to the creation of a solar farm with solar panels on the building of the Villa Guardia (CO) headquarters in order to meet the company's internal energy needs.