Pregis Performance Flexibles South Carolina Facility Receives ISCC PLUS Certification

The ISCC PLUS certification reinforces the Pregis Purpose to ‘Protect, Preserve, Inspyre.’ It is the latest example of the company achieving milestones in support of its sustainability strategy and commitment to providing high-performing products while enabling a circular economy.

This third-party certification enables Pregis to produce solutions that are classified as circular, bio-circular, and/or bio-base. Becoming ISCC PLUS certified highlights our commitment to supporting customers in boosting a circular economy. The ISCC PLUS certification includes the mass balance chain of custody option, providing traceability along the supply chain.

“Advancement of the circular economy is not negotiable at Pregis—it is core to who we are,” said Jonathan Quinn, Director of Market Development and Sustainability. “The completion of the ISCC PLUS certification across the entire Pregis Performance Flexibles facility network clearly showcases our commitment, ” commented Quinn.

In July 2021, Pregis invested over $80 million in state-of-the-art blown film extrusion capabilities in the Anderson operation, which also features the latest in energy efficient manufacturing processes.
more at: https://www.pregis.com/knowledge-hub/pregis-performance-flexibles-south-carolina-facility-receives-iscc-plus-certification/

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