Gemline standardizes with FSC-certified Moleskine notebooks

Gemline, a supplier in the promotional products industry, announced that Moleskine notebooks made with Forest Stewardship Council-certified paper are now the standard in its product offerings.

This Forest Stewardship Council (FSC) chain of custody certification (FSC-C175379), granted by SCS Global Services, ensures the paper used in these notebooks is responsibly sourced, supporting both environmental stewardship and social responsibility. According to FSC, the FSC label on a finished product signals that the materials used during production have met the chain of custody requirements at every step in the supply chain, from sourcing to distribution.

Moleskine’s achievement of the certification is said to highlight its “commitment to responsible forest management and ensure that their notebooks meet the highest environmental and social standards.”

As a long-term strategic partner of Moleskine, Gemline stated it is excited to continue providing distributors with products that support its betterway corporate social responsibility platform. By offering products made from responsible materials with trusted certifications, Gemline said it empowers customers to make choices that align with their values.

“We are very proud to offer Moleskine products that inspire creativity, while championing environmental responsibility,” said Frank Carpenito, Gemline president & CEO. “This certification underscores Moleskine’s commitment to sustainable creativity and reflects our shared dedication to delivering environmentally responsible solutions to our industry from the market leader in quality notebooks, without compromising on quality or innovation.”

“Gemline is a long-term esteemed Moleskine partner with whom we share fundamental core values ranging from the environment to social impact,” said Christophe Archaimbault, Moleskine CEO. “We are pleased to be continuing on our path together, as we champion creativity and celebrate our mutual dedication to the importance of putting pen to paper and unleashing the potential genius in everyone.”