kjs-we-are-direct-mail

Why a FREE regular Data Health Check is a must for successful direct mail campaigns

Wed, 01 May 2024 16:16:10 GMT

Maximising ROI: How a FREE data health check can save you time, money and customers

When it comes to effective direct mail, data is King. Get it right, and your campaign will be targeted to prospects or customers who’ll give you returns. Get it wrong, and you could be wasting a large part of your marketing budget on producing and mailing collateral to the wrong people, as well as running the risk of giving your company a bad name by mailing to those no longer at that address.

This blog will explain what’s involved in a FREE data health check, why it’s important for every business or organisation and what a difference it can make to the success of a campaign. Viewing a data health check as a strategic investment is essential for businesses aiming to maximise their ROI, ensuring that every marketing pound spent is an opportunity for growth.

What is a FREE data health check?

A FREE data health check analyses your existing database against the most recognised and trusted Data Quality files to assess how clean and healthy your data is. It’ll identify the number of records that would benefit from data cleansing, such as:

Duplicate records
Movers and forwarding addresses
Deceased records
Postcode and address corrections
Interactive correction of failed records

Once the checks have been carried out, we’ll send you a free report showing the findings, ultimately helping to improve efficiency in your data management and usage.

Does a FREE data health check comply with legal obligations?

Absolutely! In fact, a data health check is essential in ensuring your database is legally compliant. It’s run against nationally regulated files, including:

MPS
The Bereavement Register
Royal Mail NCOA
GAS

All companies should have a regular health check on their data to ensure it remains compliant.

We’ll receive, handle and process your data in line with our ISO270001 certification for complete peace of mind.

Do I have to respond to all the findings?

Not at all. The report you receive will detail the number of records falling into the above categories and the cost involved in carrying out the cleansing process. You can prioritise removing the records which will make you legally compliant and then decide how far you want to go with the cleansing thereafter. It’s completely up to you.

How does a FREE data health check improve efficiency?

Accurate and compliant data can save you time, money and customers:

Reduce wastage and production costs – why pay to print and fulfil more items than you need?
Less wastage has sustainability benefits
Reduce postage costs
Protect your brand and reputation - you don’t want to be the company sending mail to deceased record or multiple items to the same person.
Compliance – a data health check will ensure your data management is in line with your legal obligations.
Better ROI through savings on production costs and postage and a more targeted database, leading to improved productivity in your marketing efforts.

By enhancing data quality, businesses not only safeguard their brand but also unlock the potential for increased revenue and add significant value to customer relationships.

Poor data quality can cost businesses up to 6% of annual turnover.

Are there other ways to keep my database up to date?

50% of your data will be out-of-date within two years , so we recommend regular FREE data health checks. But there are ways you can maintain a clean and healthy database.

One easy way is to look at your returns and update your database accordingly. The reason for the return is usually shown on the return label. There’s no point continuing to mail to an individual if you already know they’re not at that address. It sounds simple, but it’s surprising how many companies put the returns straight in the bin!

Analyse the responses you get from campaigns. There will be some contacts who have been on your mailing list for a long time but have never placed an order. Instead of just removing them from your database, focus on creating a different marketing message for their items. This could involve offering a discount when they order, or a free gift. Or you could ask them if they want to continue to receive your mailing. Creating more personalised and targeted marketing messages can significantly enhance the response rate. We’re always happy to help guide you with how to use variable data in order to make every mail pack unique.

How can I increase my database?

There are many tried and tested ways of acquiring more prospects through the use of online data capture. But if you’re looking to target new customers in a certain area, Partially Addressed Mail may the worth considering.

Partially Addressed mail is a highly targeted and responsible way to reach new customers. We’ll take your existing database and either top it up with other households in the areas where you already have customers (or are looking to target), or we’ll identify Lookalikes – similar contacts to those where you currently have customers. Mail packs will be sent out exactly the same way as a normal DM campaign; the only difference is that they are addressed to the household rather than a named individual. Postage is heavily discounted (depending upon the quantity). Just give us a call to find out more.

Whichever way you look at it, clean data = better returns and happier customers! Utilising clean and targeted data not only attracts new customers but also encourages them to spend more money, significantly enhancing your ROI.

Don’t waste time. Speak to us about a FREE data health check today.

This blog has shown how data health is the key to effective marketing campaigns, ensuring accuracy, relevance, and efficiency in reaching target audiences. Machine learning plays a crucial role in enhancing the outcomes of data health checks by automating processes and improving the accuracy and relevance of data.

This guide explored the significance of data health checks, emphasising the role it plays in improving ROI on mail campaigns. By proactively maintaining data quality, businesses can enhance marketing campaigns and effectiveness, improve customer engagement, and realise significant cost savings. The impact of data health on the effectiveness of marketing campaigns cannot be overstated, as it directly influences customer value management and strategic metrics.

Contact us today for a free data health check and unlock the full potential of your database. Let us help you ensure accuracy, compliance, and efficiency in your marketing campaigns. Invest in data health to secure a brighter future and reach your business goals, keeping an eye on important metrics to measure the success of your marketing campaigns.

Call us on 01733 342 321 or email sales@kjsmail.co.uk

The Power of Paper Wrap

Thu, 18 Apr 2024 13:29:14 GMT

Find out why paper wrap is rapidly emerging as a sustainable and versatile mailing solution...

As companies strive to reduce their environmental impact while maintaining effective marketing strategies, this innovative hybrid between envelopes and polywrap offers an attractive alternative.

By harnessing the strength and durability of traditional mailing options with the added benefit of being more eco-friendly, paper wrap presents a compelling choice for businesses seeking to bolster their green credentials.

In this blog post, we'll explore the advantages of paper wrap, including its sustainability, customisation options, and its potential to enhance brand recognition while keeping costs at bay.

Whether you're mailing catalogues, magazines , brochures, or charity appeals, paper wrap provides a future-proof solution that aligns with today's environmental consciousness.

Staying at the forefront of sustainable direct mail solutions

As part of our mission to provide sustainable direct mail solutions, investing in paperwrap back in 2021 was a no-brainer.

But whilst sustainability is a key benefit of choosing the paper wrap, there are also plenty of other reasons why it’s a great alternative solution to other direct mail options, which we’ll explore in this blog.

What is paper wrap?

In simple terms, paper wrap is a hybrid between envelopes and poly wraps.

It works in a similar way to traditional poly but uses paper rather than clear plastic to wrap direct mail items. Packs are sealed with glue along the outside edges and the flap, meaning the final packs are not dissimilar to an envelope. We can also add a perforation to create a tear-off strip for easy opening.

Paper is fed from large reels, which can be plain or printed in full colour with a bespoke design. Our high quality inkjet heads run inline to print variable data, barcodes and postage PPI’s as well as text, images and logos. So even if you’re using plain wrap, we can still print a message or branding to the outside of your pack.

Paper wrap is ideal for mailing a range of items from A5 to oversized A4 size, including catalogues, magazines, brochures or charity appeals. We can insert multiple items into the pack, such as a letter, BRE, leaflets or forms. And with our paper wrap line running at up to 10,000 packs per hour, we can turn mailings around quickly and efficiently.

There are still very few mailing houses in the UK offering paper wrap, which isn’t surprising given the level of investment required in the machinery, technology and skilled operators. This demonstrates how committed we are to staying ahead of the game when it comes to sustainability.

Sustainability

Ultimately, what makes paper wrap so sustainable is that it’s paper!

Paper boasts the highest recycling rate of any material in the UK. Approximately 80% of UK-made paper utilises recovered paper , epitomising the circular economy model of make, use, recycle, and reuse. Once the mail packs have been opened, paper is quick and easy for recipients to recycle.

Paper wrap can help boost your company’s eco credentials and support any environmental commitments associated with CSR policies and ISO Standards. It’s a great way to show your customers you care about the environment.

As with all the paper we purchase, the reels used for paper wrap are carbon captured through The Woodland Trust carbon capture scheme. Over the past 12 months, our contributions have helped to remove over 48,800kg of carbon dioxide and supported the planting of over 1,220 m2 of native woodland in the UK. We encourage all our clients to use the Carbon Capture Scheme logo, whether on printed items or the front of paper wrap packs. It’s a great way to show that you’re serious about minimising the impact of your marketing activity.

Printed or plain paper wrap?

Another benefit of paper wrap is the opportunity it creates to customise packs with a bespoke design, printed in one, two or full colour. Why not show the front cover of the enclosed magazine, a promotional message, or even sell the wrap as advertising space to raise revenue? This not only enhances the visual appeal of the pack but also reinforces brand identity and recognition with customers, which is crucial when it’s the first thing recipients see when it lands on doormats.

If budgets don’t stretch to full-colour print, we can still add a logo and strapline to plain paper wrap. This can be done inline at the same time as we inkjet the variable data with our high-quality inkjet heads.

What type of mailings can I use paper wrap for?

Paper wrap is ideal for mailing a wide range of items, including magazines, catalogues, brochures, or charity campaigns. We can use paper wrap packs in A5 to oversized A4 sizes. It’s strong enough to protect heavier and/or thicker items, which traditionally have had to be mailed in polywrap.

We don’t have minimum or maximum run quantities, although it’s generally more feasible to use them for mailings over 1,000 items.

We’re always happy to handle one-off ad-hoc mailings or periodic journals and regular subscription titles.

At KJS , customer service is always key, so we will always work with you on your direct mailing campaign. We’ll advise on the best solution for your mailings to ensure we offer the best postage rates and we get your mailing out on time, however tight that schedule may be!

Postage

Postage rates are often the biggest single cost in any DM campaign so it’s crucial you get the best rate possible. But, postage is complex and there’s no one size fits all. So many factors can affect the rate you pay; the size of your mailing piece, the quantity, what you’re sending, and to who, as well as how clean your database is and what you’re using to mail you items out in.

Paper wrap has the potential to help you achieve better postage rates than other wrap options, which can be a major force in making the decision to switch. Speak to one of our KJS account managers for more information.

Paper wrap, Poly, Potato Starch or Envelope… What’s the difference?

There are pros and cons to all of these polywrap and eco alternatives, and ultimately, it all depends on what you’re looking to mail and your budget.

Traditional clear poly is still the cheapest option. It’s strong and durable for mailing heavier items such as catalogues or magazines and because it’s clear, it makes it easy for the recipient to see exactly what’s in the pack.

However, there is a misconception that all polywrap is bad for the environment, which puts some clients off using it for fear of the image it’s presenting. But the standard poly we use is LSPE4, which can be recycled at larger stores or at the curbside in some local authorities.

We also run an alternative clear wrap made from potato starch, which offers all the same benefits as poly wrap but is compostable and biodegradable. We advise adding a message to the carrier sheet to let your readers know how to dispose of it correctly and that it is a more sustainable option.

Envelopes are still a great choice for many mailing, such as letters, leaflets, brochures and booklets. They’re easy to recycle and, like paper wrap mailing , can offer the competitive postage rates. With our inhouse envelope press, we can overprint envelopes in one or full colour, for maximum impact, although for larger run paper wrap will probably be more cost-effective, depending on what you’re mailing.

Paper wrap traverses many of the above options. It has the strength and durability that poly wrap can offer, the sustainability credentials of potato starch and envelopes, and, like envelopes, allows for bespoke branding and best postage rates.

With so many choices, it’s always best to speak to us so we can advise on which option is best for your mailing.

The future is paper wrap

Since our first line was fitted in 2021, we’ve seen the demand for paper wrap mailing solutions grow massively. We’re now looking to invest further to increase our capacity and benefit from continually evolving technology. We hope to soon be able to offer camera-match mailing and create packs with windows. Watch this space!

If you want to know more about paper wrap at KJS or would like a quote, call us on 01733 342 321.

Carbon Capture

it@kjsmail.co.uk (James Pawlak) — Wed, 03 Jan 2024 05:03:53 GMT

We carbon capture all the paper we use for every print or mailing job

And we’re proud to see what a difference it's making.

Each time we receive our latest Carbon Capture certificates from our paper suppliers, it reminds us what a difference it's making to our environment.

We carbon capture all our paper purchases. It's just one of the ways we, as a company, are making a conscious effort to protect the world we live in.

Some customers choose to make the carbon offset contribution themselves for the paper we purchase for their print. They receive their own regular certificate and it allows them to us the scheme logo on their materlal. If you would like to do the same, speak to us today. It's quick and easy to set up. The financial cost of carbon offsetting is negliable to the cost of the paper, yet it can go a long way to helping our planet. You'll also have the opportunity to attend a tree planting day so you can see first hand what a difference it makes.

Checkout our NEW inkjet

it@kjsmail.co.uk (James Pawlak) — Tue, 02 Jan 2024 05:03:39 GMT

Checkout Our New Inkjet

Our new inkjet direct addresser has been installed!

Inkjet addressing is when addresses are printed onto a mail piece by an inkjet printer. We’ll direct address items such as catalogues and brochures, self mailers and non window envelopes. It’s a quick and cost effective way to add personal data.

Our new inkjetter offers improved print quality and much quicker speeds than our previous machine. It’ll typically run at 10,000 to 15,000 items per hour, with the capability of running at double that speed for certain jobs. It all depends on the size and format of the piece to be addressed, and the amount of data to be printed on each piece.

Another key benefit of our new machine is the range of data it will allow us to print with the additional inkjet heads. We can now print up to 9 address lines, plus a PPI and return address, and even a strapline. This means, for some jobs, we won’t need to overprint your envelopes first, saving you money and ensuring we can turn jobs around even quicker.

We mail a lot of weird and wonderful things...

it@kjsmail.co.uk (James Pawlak) — Mon, 01 Jan 2024 05:03:52 GMT

We've mailed a lot of weird and wonderful things for our clients over the years ... but never humans!

Even we're not old enough to remember when the Post Office allowed individual to be posted!

On 23rd of February 1909, as part of the suffragette movement, Miss Soloman and Miss McLellan, posted themselves to the Prime Minister Herbert Asquith. At the time the Post Office allowed individuals to be posted by express messenger, known as Human Mail. However, they weren't allowed admittance to No. 10 Downing Street and, A.S. Palmer, the telegraph messenger boy, got into trouble for not acquiring a signature for delivery.

Royal Mail had a long connection with the Suffragette Movement

The Suffragettes protested against the government and their lack of willingness to give them the vote. The GPO (General Post Office) which was state owned, saw some local Post Office window’s smashed during anti-government attacks. These attacks only increased due to the harsh treatment of Suffragettes in prison.

Pillar boxes were also targeted in their campaigns. Emily Wilding Davison, known for having tragically died in a collision with the King's horse at the Epson Derby, set fire to three pillar boxes in 1911. Emily had been arrested and sent to prison many times, where she took part in hunger strikes. The Suffragettes also poured ink into pillar boxes, damaging the mail inside. This led to inventive designs to prevent this from happening. You can see in the comical postcard above a combination of both tactics being combated by the pillar box booting the Suffragette away.

Postcards, like the ones shown below, were used to support and ridicule the Suffragettes. On the left is an image of a Suffragette in prison, speaking of women’s liberty. Whereas on the right the Suffragette is depicted as small and insignificant being passed between two large policemen.

Commemorative stamp design

The first example of the Suffragettes appearing on stamps came in 1968 when they were part of an anniversary series marking 50 years since the vote. Below are examples of unadopted designs - those that were produced but not commissioned to be the final stamps. The design by Jeffery Matthews depicts the wish for women to pass on their vote. Here a female hand in a delicate glove places her vote into the ballot box.

David Gentleman produced two designs for the issue; one taking a photo of Emmeline Pankhurst being forcible removed by a policeman and the other looking at women wearing sandwich boards. Here they spell suffrage but Suffragettes used these as a means to spread their message - an image that shows the unity of the women.

The same image of Mrs Pankhurst being removed by a policeman was used by Clive Abbott in the below design. The extreme facial expression of Mrs Pankhurst only emphasises the brutality the Suffragettes experienced at the hands of the police force.

The final design was produced by Clive Abbot for the British Anniversary issue of 1968. The nine pence issued stamp depicts the Emmeline Pankhurst statue in in Victoria Tower Gardens.

The Suffragettes appeared on two more stamp issues before the 100th anniversary. Once in 1999 for the Millennium Series, The Citizens’ Tale depicting a suffragette behind bars and the other of Millicent Garrett Fawcett, who was included in the Women of Distinction issue of 2008.

Environmental Waste Disposal

it@kjsmail.co.uk (James Pawlak) — Tue, 05 Dec 2023 05:03:51 GMT

Environmental Waste Disposal

We're proud to show we dispose of our waste material responsibly...

Like Many Other Businesses, Through the Nature of What We Do, We Generate Waste Materials.

However, we do our best to minimise our waste, through carefully choosing the raw materials and equipment we purchase and our production systems and procedures.

Any waste which cannot be recycled is disposed of by specialist waste collection company J&G Environmental, in line with the 1990 Environmental Protection Act, the Hazardous Waste Regulations, The Waste Hierarchy (Reduce, Reuse, Recycle), and all other relevant UK legislation.

This is just one of the way in which we're protecting the environment.

Launching our new paper wrap line

it@kjsmail.co.uk (James Pawlak) — Tue, 05 Dec 2023 05:03:49 GMT

Launching our new paper wrap line

with a feature in the Peterborough TelegraphNew paragraph

https://www.peterboroughtoday.co.uk/news/people/peterborough-direct-mail-firm-invests-ps250000-in-eco-friendly-technology-3338552

Paper wrapping is now available at KJS

it@kjsmail.co.uk (James Pawlak) — Tue, 05 Dec 2023 05:03:48 GMT

Paper wrapping now available at KJS

Watch our video...

Our NEW paper wrap mailing line is up and running...

Following months of delay as a result of the pandemic, our new paper wrap line is finally here and we're very excited about it.

We've been keen to invest in paper wrap as part of our drive towards offering our clients greener and more sustainable print and direct mail. Whilst we will still continue to offer traditional clear poly and potato starch wrap, as well as envelope enclosing, we expect to see big demand for paper wrap. We've already received a lot of interest from clients and we've just run our first live job.

Click here to watch our video showing the machine arriving at KJS, to being installed and running our first live job:

The biggest advantage of paper wrap is its sustainability. The paper is recycled, 100% recyclable and FSC certified. As with all the paper we purchase, the reels used for paper wrap will be carbon captured through The Woodland Trust.

We can even print the Carbon Capture logo and recycling logos to the paper wrap, so you can promote the environmental benefits to your customers.

Paper wrap can help boost your company's eco credentials and support any environmental commitments associated with CSR policies and ISO Standards. It's a great way to show your customers you care about the environment.

What are the benefits of paper wrap?

What can be mailed in paper wrap?

Paper wrap is ideal for catalogues, magazines, brochures, newsletters, charity appeals, basically most items which have traditionally been mailed in poly wrap or envelopes. It's robust so will protect your publication throughout the postal system. We can wrap from A5 to A4 sized publications.

Can I brand my mail packs?

The most cost effective option is to use plain paper wrap which we direct address.
However, if your budget allows, it's possible to have a bespoke wrap, printed in full colour. Whilst it does increase the cost, it also creates opportunities to increase revenue through selling the space for advertising, or to promote your brand for maximum impact.

What’s the cost?

Paper wrap is a cost-effective alternative to both poly wrap and envelope enclosing. The cost for us to run your mailing depends upon several factors. To receive an accurate cost, just snd the details of your campaign over to us and we'll provide a quote.

The installation of our new paper wrap line further enhances our commitment to the environment. To find out more about paper wrap, or our many other services, just get in touch today.

Click here to watch our video showing the machine arriving at KJS, to being installed and running our first live job...

New Solar Panels

it@kjsmail.co.uk (James Pawlak) — Tue, 05 Dec 2023 05:03:16 GMT

New Solar Panels

We're now running on renewable energy

We’re proud to announce we’ve now had solar panels fitted to the roof of our four adjoining units

This will allow us to run a large proportion of our operations on renewable energy, adding to our mission of providing sustainable print and direct mail solutions.

At KJS we care about the environment we live in and we're committed to ensuring our business practices are carried out not only with minimal impact to our planet but in ways that can help protect it. Some of the ways we achieve this include:

We were one of the first print companies in the UK to invest in an LED UV print press. Using UV light to dry ink, consumes approximately 95% less power than using heat in traditional litho print.

It also removes the need for starch powder sprays to separate wet sheets as conventional litho printers have. These powders contaminate the air in the work place

We recycle all our print plates

All the stock paper we use is FSC certified, and we carbon captured it all. In the past 12 months, our contributions have supported the planting of 1238m2 of native woodland and removed 48,527kgs of carbon dioxide.

We're members of Two Sides, a not-for-profit, global initiative promoting the unique sustainable and attractive attributes of print, paper and paper packaging. To find out more about the great work they do, visit: www.twosides.info

We've invested in paper wrapping, which is a more sustainable solution for mailing catalogues and brochures

For clients still wishing to mail catalogues and brochures in polywrap, they have peace of mind that uur standard film is recyclable. Plus, we can also run potato starch wrap which is biodegradable and compostable.

All paper waste is recycled weekly and a collection service is offered to clients to dispose of any unwanted paper waste.

But we're determined not to rest on our laurels. We're constantly striving to improve our business practices and invest in new developments and technology that will help us to make continual improvements to providing sustainable print and direct mail solutions.

Thanks to the SENE team at PECT

it@kjsmail.co.uk (James Pawlak) — Tue, 05 Dec 2023 05:03:13 GMT

Thanks to the SENE team at PECT...

For your support in helping us obtain a grant for our solar panels.

We were able to install our solar panels due to a grant we received from Sene through the help of the team at PECT.

Whilst we had been planning to install solar panels for some time, securing this grant meant we were able to do it sooner than expected. Now they're up and running, there's no looking back. Every day the sun shines, we smile a little bit more :)

The SENE Grant Team at PECT were very supportive throughout the whole process. Without their help, we wouldn't have been able to get the grant.

Who are PECT?

PECT are a Peterborough based charity working with communities, schools, businesses and voluntary organisations to deliver projects that make a real difference to the environment and people’s lives. It was originally set up as ‘Peterborough Environment City Trust’ after Peterborough’s designation in 1992 as one of four UK Environment Cities, along with Leeds, Leicester and Middlesbrough.

At the heart of the work PECT do is positive change to create greener, happier, healthier places. This is achieved through promoting sustainable practices to help protect our environment now and to leave a legacy for future generations.

PECT deliver a whole range of innovative projects of local, regional and national significance, enabling change for a smarter future.

To find out more visit www.pect.org.uk

Paper Wrap

it@kjsmail.co.uk (James Pawlak) — Tue, 05 Dec 2023 05:03:09 GMT

Paper Wrap

Recyclable wrap for magazines and catalogues

Ideal for magazines, catalogues, charity mailings and lots more. Paper wrap shows your readers you care about the environment. It’s fully recyclable, sustainable and we carbon capture it too.

Whilst still seen as relatively new to market, we’ve seen a big demand since our first paper wrap line was installed in 2001.

Paper wrap is ideal for catalogues, magazines, brochures, newsletters, charity appeals, basically most items which have traditionally been mailed in poly wrap or envelopes.

It’s robust so will protect your publication throughout the postal system and for some mailings, can help achieve bettter postage discounts. We can wrap from A5 to A4 sized publications.

We offer both plain and full colour pre-printed paper wrapping solutions which create impressive looking mail packs that really stand out and is a cost effective alternative to inserting into envelopes.

Our high quality inkjet heads run inline to print variable data, barcodes, postage PPI’s along with text, images and logos onto the paper wrapped packs. So even if you’re using plain wrap, you can still have a message or some branding on the pack.

Packs can be recycled, and, as with all the paper we purchase, the reels used for paper wrap are carbon captured through The Woodland Trust.

If you'd like a quote, or would like any samples, just get in touch and we'll be happy to help.

Take a look at our paper wrap in line in action by clicking on the images below.

kjs-we-are-direct-mail

Why a FREE regular Data Health Check is a must for successful direct mail campaigns

Maximising ROI: How a FREE data health check can save you time, money and customers

What is a FREE data health check?

Does a FREE data health check comply with legal obligations?

Do I have to respond to all the findings?

How does a FREE data health check improve efficiency?

Are there other ways to keep my database up to date?

How can I increase my database?

Don’t waste time. Speak to us about a FREE data health check today.

﻿

The Power of Paper Wrap

Find out why paper wrap is rapidly emerging as a sustainable and versatile mailing solution...

Staying at the forefront of sustainable direct mail solutions

What is paper wrap?

Sustainability

Printed or plain paper wrap?

What type of mailings can I use paper wrap for?

Postage

Paper wrap, Poly, Potato Starch or Envelope… What’s the difference?

The future is paper wrap

Carbon Capture

We carbon capture all the paper we use for every print or mailing job

And we’re proud to see what a difference it's making.

Checkout our NEW inkjet

Checkout Our New Inkjet

We mail a lot of weird and wonderful things...

We've mailed a lot of weird and wonderful things for our clients over the years ... but never humans!

Even we're not old enough to remember when the Post Office allowed individual to be posted!

Royal Mail had a long connection with the Suffragette Movement

Commemorative stamp design

Environmental Waste Disposal

Environmental Waste Disposal

Like Many Other Businesses, Through the Nature of What We Do, We Generate Waste Materials.

However, we do our best to minimise our waste, through carefully choosing the raw materials and equipment we purchase and our production systems and procedures.

Launching our new paper wrap line

Launching our new paper wrap line

Paper wrapping is now available at KJS

Paper wrapping now available at KJS

Our NEW paper wrap mailing line is up and running...

What are the benefits of paper wrap?

What can be mailed in paper wrap?

Can I brand my mail packs?

What’s the cost?

New Solar Panels

New Solar Panels

We’re proud to announce we’ve now had solar panels fitted to the roof of our four adjoining units

Thanks to the SENE team at PECT

Thanks to the SENE team at PECT...

We were able to install our solar panels due to a grant we received from Sene through the help of the team at PECT.

Who are PECT? ﻿

Paper Wrap

Paper Wrap

Who are PECT?