Sustainability
Environmental Sustainability Policy Statement:
Packall recognises that businesses can have a negative impact on the environment. We are committed to find ways in which we can reduce the impact of our work and product.
It is Packall's Policy to:
Comply with all relevant environmental legislation, regulations and requirements
Recycle all waste material possible
Reduce the amount of waste material produced
Avoid the use of paper wherever possible
Avoid the use of postal services, saving on transportation and on paper (example: emailing invoices where possible)
Recycle equipment that is no longer of use to the company (examples: computers, monitors, old equipment)
Keep energy usage low (Example: Low Energy light bulbs throughout, climate control on a schedule, lights on motion detection)
Reuse waste paper (from the printer) where possible, making use of the blank side for notes etc.
Recycle toner cartridges and drums)
Purchase products made with recycled paper.
Purchase products with a lower environmental impact
Avoid unnecessary travel by making use of instant messaging, video and audio conferencing, telephone and email
Purchase product from company that are certified with FSC Chain of Custody (Forest Stewardship Council).
Packall aims to regularly review the Environmental Sustainability Policy and seek to reduce the Company’s impact each and every year. Packall reports the chemicals used to the National Pollutant Release Inventory of Environment Canada and the Ontario Ministry of the Environment.
Packall recognises the changes to businesses and the need to strive for sustainability.
Packall produces quality products that will ensure that all food packaged will reach the consumer fresh. The companies require a longer shelf life in order to keep the costs or producing the finished consumable food and reduce the waste of spoiled food.
Therefore, Packall uses materials in our production that are non-post-consumable or previously recycled. To ensure the food product reaches the consumer fresh and unspoiled the material used to manufacture our films is classified as a recyclable code 7 by the ASTM International Resin Identification Coding System and is recyclable only where facilities exist.