All four Shutterfly manufacturing facilities become SGP certified

The Sustainable Green Printing Partnership (SGP), the leading authority in sustainable printing certifications, announced today certification of all four Shutterfly manufacturing facilities. Shutterfly in Ft. Mill, SC was the first to obtain certification in late 2020. Since then, the remaining locations in Plano, TX, Shakopee, MN, and Tempe, AZ achieved certified SGP Facility status.

“At Shutterfly, we are taking action to reduce our impact and make sustainable practices become habit in our operations,” said Dwayne Black, chief of operations, Shutterfly. “We are finding ways to become more energy-efficient, reuse, repurpose and recycle more and use less. Becoming SGP certified validates that we have created a successful foundation for delivering a great customer experience while doing better for the planet.”

“Shutterfly’s commitment to sustainable print operations cannot be overstated. We are pleased to welcome all four manufacturing facilities into the SGP Community,” said Jonathan Graham, SGP chair and TE Connectivity representative. “As the leading online platform for photography and personalized products, Shutterfly furthers its leadership and commitment to a sustainable future. This is a milestone for SGP and Shutterfly as we are committed to leaving our world in a better place.”

Print facilities and printing industry suppliers interested in eliminating waste, reducing energy consumption, transitioning to sustainable materials, and winning new business from organizations that require sustainable printing practices should visit www.sgppartnership.org/certification to learn more about becoming SGP certified.
https://sgppartnership.org/all-four-shutterfly-manufacturing-facilities-become-sgp-certified/

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