12.13.13
Rockline Industries, one of the world’s largest private-label manufacturers of consumer wet wipes and coffee filters, released its 2013 Environmental Sustainability Report.
The 2013 report, the fifth report since the program’s inception, highlights the accomplishments the company has made throughout the year in reducing energy use and waste. Rockline’s most notable strides in fiscal 2013 were in the areas of greenhouse gas emissions, wastewater and solid waste reduction.
Over the past five years, the company has exceeded or made noticeable progress toward all of its 2015 goals. The report outlines how each quantitative goal and cumulative result is being achieved for the areas of energy, greenhouse gas emissions, solid waste, wastewater, landfill and emissions from outbound logistics.
“The purpose of this report is to give a transparent account of our progress against sustainability goals,” says Randy Rudolph, president, Rockline Industries. “We want to fulfill our mission of delivering long-term value to our stakeholders, while respecting the environment we all share. To do this, we must always show continuous improvement.”
The 2013 report, the fifth report since the program’s inception, highlights the accomplishments the company has made throughout the year in reducing energy use and waste. Rockline’s most notable strides in fiscal 2013 were in the areas of greenhouse gas emissions, wastewater and solid waste reduction.
Over the past five years, the company has exceeded or made noticeable progress toward all of its 2015 goals. The report outlines how each quantitative goal and cumulative result is being achieved for the areas of energy, greenhouse gas emissions, solid waste, wastewater, landfill and emissions from outbound logistics.
“The purpose of this report is to give a transparent account of our progress against sustainability goals,” says Randy Rudolph, president, Rockline Industries. “We want to fulfill our mission of delivering long-term value to our stakeholders, while respecting the environment we all share. To do this, we must always show continuous improvement.”