Green is a movement. A concept. A color. To fully understand its meaning, you need to pluck it from its traditional use and relate it to a whole new change in lifestyle. Take it past its role as a color and apply its message to old ways of making things. What you end up with is a fresher perspective, a cleaner world and a more responsible charter for the future.

Even the word itself, a modern iconic symbol of an entire, global environmentalist movement, cuts down on waste: one word, one attitude, one way to the clean the world.

Green can be interpreted in different ways, depending on the industry and people’s perceptions. At GreenDustries it means holding fast to environmental responsibility for everything we manufacture.

For example, we use 100 percent post-industrial/pre-consumer recycled complex boards to manufacture our environmentally safe packaging products, buying cold cup scraps and Tetrapak that are left over from other manufacturing applications. This eliminates having to worry about contamination from drink products and other residues. As part of the recycling process we separate the paper from the poly, convert the poly into pellets which are sold to manufactures of plastic products. Our high quality paper is used to manufacture GreenDustries products as well as sold to converters which make paper products that range from paper wrappers and bags used in major fast food restaurants, bakeries, butcher shops and retail stores all over Europe.

Our entire process is fully traceable and documented with approval for direct food contact by the FDA and European regulators. Taking these extra steps and being traceable, is part of how a company is considered to be green.

GreenDustries practice represents a perfect synergy between Green and Industries and constitutes a business model to adhere to in the 21^st century. We care.

By adhering to strict procedures that are responsible to the plant, GreenDustries’ manufactures products that deliver food to be eaten in an enjoyable, clean, practical manner. That, too, is green.

As a result, consumers contribute to a healthier, cleaner planet while eating their favorite foods in a clean way.

So in essence, green is a word that embraces many different practices and beliefs; a composite of all the efforts it takes to recycle, reduce and reuse. It’s not an environmentalist mantra to be forced into the faces of customers and consumers. It’s a way of doing business that, one step at a time, maintains a responsible focus on what the environment can withstand. It goes past one idea and embraces a plethora of value-added practices and products and services.

It is a word that we strive to live up to daily, both personally and professionally.

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