PR Newswire/Virginia Beach, Virginia, January 14, 2021-Fortis Solutions Group LLC is a portfolio company of major postal partners, as well as labels, flexible packaging, and shrinking Leading provider of sleeves, cartons and labelers, is pleased to announce that their flexible packaging and labeling factory in Merced, California has been awarded a sustainable green printer (SGP) from the third-party organization “Sustainable Green Printing Partnership” Certification.
Fortis Bank President and CEO John O. Wynne (Jr.) said: “I am very proud of our Merced team to receive this honor. The SGP certification proves that we are both internally and externally Commitment to providing innovative and distinctive sustainable solutions.”
SGP certification considers the entire printing plant, its processes, products and social areas. The SGP certification makes the printer a top sustainable printer elite group, recognized by printing buyers and the printing industry. SGP certification is supported by industry associations, including the Flexo Printing Technology Association (FTA) and the Label and Label Manufacturers Association (TLMI).
David Bankson, President of Fortis Flexible Packaging, said: “Sustainability has been our company’s core value for many years.” “SGP has done an excellent job and developed challenging but achievable standards. , The standard is driven by data and real-world solutions to meet the challenges we face as packaging printers. We are very happy to become SGP and become a certified printer. I am proud of our commitment to sustainable development. Our team practice makes us Can achieve this goal.”
As an SGP-certified printer, Fortis is committed to exceeding sustainable development goals by reducing waste, conserving energy, purchasing sustainable materials, creating a safe workplace, continuous improvement and reducing our carbon footprint. Sustainability projects are identified and tracked every year to record areas of improvement; third-party certification bodies conduct audits every two years.
About Fortis Solutions Group Fortis Solutions Group provides a differentiated approach through industry-leading delivery time, quality control, color management and solution-oriented methods to provide our customers with Powerful advantage. We provide a wide range of products with excellent flexographic printing, offset printing and digital printing functions. These products include pressure sensitive and shrink sleeve labels, multi-layer coupons and flexible packaging printing, expanded brochure printing, pouches, folding cartons, label applicators and variable data printing. The company is headquartered in Virginia Beach, Virginia, and also has offices in Austin, Texas, Catoosa, Oklahoma, Ellington, Connecticut, Floty, Georgia, High Point, North Carolina, Kansas City, Missouri, Louisville, Texas, Memphis, Tennessee have manufacturing and sales offices. , Merced (CA), Napa (CA), Orem (UT), Utah, West Chester and Wixom, Michigan.
About Main Post Partners Main Post Partners is a private equity investment company dedicated to investing in mature growth companies throughout the consumer value chain. Major postal partners mainly invest in most and a few positions under the initial institutional capital situation. In this case, founders, entrepreneurs and management teams are looking for experienced partners to help their companies reach their maximum potential. Through a “partnership, not ownership” approach, major postal partners work closely with a network of successful managers to provide operational and strategic support to their management partners. Main Post Partners is included in Inc.’s “Top 50 Best Private Equity Companies for Entrepreneurs” list.
About the Sustainable Green Printing Partnership The Sustainable Green Printing Partnership (SGP) is a non-profit organization that certifies sustainable best practices for printing facilities, including and beyond regulatory compliance. SGP advocates the best practices and innovations of stakeholders in the printing community, aligning the printing industry and its customers to seek a more responsible and sustainable supply chain.
Post time: Jan-15-2021