imail combines email and snail mail marketing to slash emissions

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New service for direct mail marketing campaigns promises to cut carbon emissions by more than 80 per cent

Delivery firm UK Mail is poised to launch a new service that will combine email and traditional mailing systems to slash carbon emissions from firms' direct mail marketing campaigns. The company launched...

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