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SFI Impact

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that come from a certified

source and empowers them to

make responsible environmental

decisions.

“By meeting SFI certified

sourcing requirements, Atlas

Packaging & Displays joins a

growing number of companies

with an audited process that

tells customers they are buying

products from responsible

sources,”

said SFI President and

CEO Kathy Abusow.

Lessons learned

Knowing what we know now, we

would have probably taken the

steps to become certified much

sooner. Although the process seems

daunting at first, in reality it’s quite

straightforward and simple. The SFI

program has a wonderful website

with detailed explanation of the

process. If you still have questions

after reading all the resources

provided on their website, their

staff is readily available and always

willing to answer any questions that

you may have.

Next step

Atlas Packaging & Displays believes

in supporting sustainable forestry

to meet the present needs without

compromising future generations.

We are committed to implementing

measures that help ensure our

compliance with SFI Standards,

rules and regulation and increasing

our overall sourcing of wood from

certified and responsible sources.

Our goal is to continue making a

positive impact in our community

and raising awareness of issues that

affect us all.

We focus on creating custom

designed corrugated packaging

that not only protects, but also

has the most efficient space

utilization possible and reduces

“head space” within the package.

Since corrugated packaging is

custom designed and can be

printed with high-impact graphics,

a shipping container can double as

a merchandising package, helping

to reduce the amount of packaging

required to successfully bring

goods to market. Atlas Packaging &

Displays closely monitors logistics

in order to ensure efficiency in

our trucks and delivery schedules.

We are committed to helping our

customers find the ideal packaging

solution for their needs while

utilizing the least amount of fiber

possible.

How do you suggest a

company get started in this?

Becoming SFI certified is easier

than you think. Depending on

which type of certification you are

looking to become certified in, there

are different steps.

Steps for becoming SFI

certified:

1. Review the appropriate

requirements as listed on the SFI

website

(http://www.sfiprogram.org

)

2. Contact an accredited

certification body as listed on the

website

(www.sfiprogram.org/files/

pdf/CertificationBodies.pdf)

3. The certification body will

complete an on-site audit, and if

operations meet the appropriate

SFI requirements the company

will receive a certificate from the

certification body.

4. The certification body will

send a completed report to SFI

Inc. so the certified company can

be registered and its name can be

posted on the SFI website.

5. Once certified, the company can

seek approval to use appropriate

SFI labels from the SFI Office of

Label Use and Licensing.

For more information, please visit:

www.atlaspackaginginc.com.

Atlas Packaging & Displays President

Chip Meissner.

Atlas Packaging & Displays warehouse.

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