Welcome to Bright Green
The printing world is evolving fast. Traditional printing companies are dying and reliance on preferred printers is no longer sustainable. New technology in print is growing – reducing the impact on the environment with improved technique and a focus on reducing waste.
We’re focussed on delivering expertise. We’ll ensure that your project is creative and sustainable – and with service levels you’ll love. We’re your in-house production partner. We’re the print experts every agency needs to know.
Bright Green are an innovative, service driven print company focused on delivering expertise to all our clients on every project.
We manage print on behalf of design agencies, corporate clients and charities covering everything from traditional litho and screen print through to new digital processes and cutting edge large format and packaging production.
Although we’re based in Edinburgh we print, pack and dispatch marketing campaigns for national and international clients.
We are always looking to minimise our impact on the planet and that approach is integral to how we look at each project.
If you’re looking for sustainability, creativity and amazing service in your print partner – then look no further.
“Having Bright Green on-board always makes a job so much less stressful. ”
Blog highlights
The Future of Print for 2026
Print has long been declared “on its way out,” yet the reality in the UK is more nuanced. While traditional mass-print applications continue to face significant headwinds, new technology, sustainability demands and evolving customer expectations are creating fresh opportunities.
Sustainability at the heart of the pulp and paper industry’s water use
Water is an essential yet often overlooked resource in the printing industry. From traditional offset methods to modern digital techniques, water plays a key role in everything from paper production to press operations. However, with growing awareness around environmental sustainability, the spotlight is turning toward how much water is used — and sometimes wasted — in the print process.
