Washington Business Fall 2016 | Washington Business | Page 27

“Taylor Shellfish and Rite in the
Rain products are both focused
on sustainability. We go above

and beyond regulations to
care for our environment.”
Audrey Lamb, Biological Project Manager
Taylor Shellfish Farms, Puget Sound

An all-weather paper trail to a healthier environment.
Rite in the Rain all-weather writing products are made to survive the harshest of
environments Mother Nature can serve up. The revered notebooks are found in
the damp pockets of Taylor Shellfish employees working on Puget Sound and in
the seasoned backpacks of mountain guides scaling the Himalayas.
“Washington is green in color and in conscience,” says Jim Kopriva, Rite in the
Rain product manager. “Like so many other Washington businesses, we work
every day to protect the environment.”

“Like so many
other Washington
businesses, we work
every day to protect
the environment.”

Sixteen years ago the company took the initiative to convert from solvent to
water-based inks and became emissions free. Their sustainably-sourced paper
is 100% recyclable.
Mountain guide and adventure writer Charlotte Austin is an avid fan of the earth-friendly
notebooks. “I work a lot in the mountains around the Northwest. Rite in the Rain takes care of the
environment I love.”
Rite in the Rain: Defying (and respecting) Mother Nature since 1916. We’ve taken note.

To learn more about Rite in the Rain outdoor products
and how businesses are working together to preserve our
environment, visit AWB.org/GrowHere.
PO Box 658, Olympia, WA 98507-0658 • 800.521.9325 • www.AWB.org

#GrowHere