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GP PRO and Atlanta Airlines Terminal Corp.: Companies Win Sustainable Packaging Award for Waste Reduction


 

Atlanta — June 15, 2016 — GP PRO, a leading provider of integrated restroom and food service solutions for commercial facilities, and Atlanta Airlines Terminal Corp. (AATC) were awarded the “Sustainable Packaging Award” for reducing packaging waste by the City of Atlanta’s Department of Aviation. 

The award recognizes the environmental impact of GP PRO’s Compact Coreless High Capacity Bathroom Tissue for reducing waste at Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport and promoting sustainable business practices. 

Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport uses thousand of cases of Compact White Coreless High Capacity 1-Ply Bathroom Tissue annually, preventing nearly 200,000 pounds of waste from entering the landfill stream.

“It can be easy to take bathroom tissue and its packaging for granted. But the impact in places like the world’s busiest airports can’t be overstated,” said Nick Trainer, vice-president of commercial tissue, GP PRO. “We are honored to be recognized with AATC for our combined effort in providing travelers with products that are dependable and also incorporate economic and functional dimensions of sustainability.”

Compact Tissue is designed to help reduce the environmental footprint of public facilities, especially those with high traffic. The product features no cardboard cores, inner wraps ,or outer corrugate, which amounts to 95 percent less packaging waste compared to Georgia-Pacific’s standard bath tissue. It contains at least 25 percent post-consumer recycled fiber, is EcoLogo Certified, and is EPA-compliant, making it an ideal restroom option for environmentally conscious customers. 

For more information about sustainability initiatives of GP PRO products, visit gppro.com/sustainability.

GP PRO is a division of Georgia-Pacific and a leading provider of restroom products including toilet paper, paper towels, facial tissue, soaps, sanitizers, air fresheners, and wipers. 





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