Dana Post's Contact Details

Dana Post's Company Details

Amgraph Packaging Inc

Baltic, CT, US • 1000 - 4999 Employees
Packaging/Containers

AMGRAPH Packaging, Inc. meets your flexible packaging needs by using the most advanced and environmentally friendly technology available.Before the catchphrases "going green' or "carbon footprint" became common household terms, AMGRAPH was leading the flexible packaging industry in sustainable production. Since our inception in 1984, we've worked to set the standard for green tactics that reduce our environmental impact. AMGRAPH helps our customers understand and go beyond the sustainability requirements by minimizing or eliminating harmful chemicals, excess materials, and waste byproducts.We recognize that our planet's natural resources are finite, and it is everyone's responsibility to preserve and protect them. By getting greener together, we meet the demands of our customers today while keeping the Earth green for tomorrow.AMGRAPH is committed to making sustainability a key consideration in all our decision-making processes. Our sustainable efforts are corporate-wide and include:• Installed two new PureCell® System Model 400 fuel cells, creating 100% of our facility's electricity.• Using only water-based inks and adhesives, compared to most other flexible packagers who use solvents.• Testing for any trace contaminants using GC-MS (Gas Chromatography-Mass Spectrometry) in all raw materials – both packaging and product.• Electron Beam (EB) inks that eliminate VOCs (volatile organic compounds), allow for complete recycling of paper, require no protective resin coating, and reduce your package costs.• New earth-friendly facility opened in 2009 features insulated concrete forms that reduce energy required to heat and cool facility by 71%.• Geothermal cooling, radiant floor heating, and ventilation system heat exchanger• Feeding 70% of our clean waste to an energy-producing facility.• Zero wastewater to ground discharge. • Reuse or recycle 99.5% of our waste stream.• New purchase strategy requiring environmentally waste-efficient systems.