Atlantic Packaging Products and Canada Fibers have broadened their strategic alliance to facilitate the recovery of used materials for the former’s corrugated paper mills.
Both companies agreed to strengthen their alliance at a time when packaged goods manufacturers, retailers and legislators are attempting to increase upcycling of valuable resources.
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Atlantic and Canada Fibers will now establish an integrated programme to support this initiative and help achieve waste diversion goals.
Atlantic Packaging official Irving Granovsky said: “Our corrugated packaging customers are increasingly looking for integrated sustainable packaging solutions, involving collection and processing of their used corrugated into new boxes.
“Canada Fibers is positioned to provide these services and enhance the closed-loop sustainable solutions we provide.”
Atlantic and Canada Fibers have agreed to operate separately to ensure a rapid response to their individual clients but will collaborate to develop creative solutions.
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By GlobalDataCanada Fibers founder and chairman Joe Miranda said: “Canada Fibers along with its affiliate Urban Resource Group provide direct, integrated, sustainable solutions through extensive collection, logistics, sorting and information reporting capabilities to a marketplace that is increasingly conscious of its environmental footprint.”
Atlantic focuses on manufacturing environmentally-friendly corrugated solutions while Canada Fibers specialises in recycling materials into value-added products.
Image: Atlantic Packaging and Canada Fibers agree to strengthen alliance to provide sustainable packaging solutions. Photo: courtesy of Canada Fibers.
