Vacumet - A Scholle Company

Sustainability

vacumet_sustainability_triangleWith a footprint that stretches over 60 countries, Scholle understands the importance of environmental and social responsibility at the local and global level.

Scholle recognizes the significance of the time, energy and resources used to produce the valuable products held within every package we create. Through continuous innovation and process improvement, we strive to create flexible packaging solutions that allow products to be stored longer, maintain product quality, maximize supply chain efficiencies and ensure the safe delivery–and use–of food and non-food products.

The pioneering spirit of Scholle leads us to create innovations that reduce greenhouse gas emissions, drive energy and resource efficiencies.

As a responsible corporate citizen, Scholle understands our responsibility to society extends beyond the walls of our organization. Therefore, we will continue to invest in the wellbeing of our employees, their families and the communities in which we operate.

 

Vacumet, a Scholle Company, Sustainability Statement

As a member of the Scholle Corporation family, Vacumet is dedicated to seeking out new and innovative ways to minimize environmental impacts and reduce resource dependence while maintaining the Look that Sells®.

Vacumet metallized films and substrates protect and extend the world’s food sources allowing companies to serve a diverse group of consumers throughout the world. Vacumet metallized substrates save on energy usage when used in applications that require heat barrier, like home insulation and building products.

Vacumet metallized papers offer consumer product manufacturers the look of precious metals that is more cost-effective and less taxing on our environment than foil laminates. Metallized paper may be re-pulped alone or with other paper-based laminates, is free of heavy metals and offers a significant reduction in the use of metal – approximately 700 times less aluminum versus foil laminates.

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