Brook + Whittle – Amherst Achieves SGP Recertification

BUFFALO, N.Y. - Rezul -- The Sustainable Green Printing Partnership (SGP) is pleased to announce that Brook + Whittle – Amherst has successfully achieved recertification under the SGP certification program, reaffirming the facility's continued commitment to sustainable manufacturing, responsible operations and continuous improvement.

SGP certification is the printing and packaging industry's leading sustainability certification, recognizing facilities that take a comprehensive approach to environmental stewardship, social responsibility and operational excellence. Recertification confirms that Brook + Whittle – Amherst continues to meet the rigorous standards of the SGP program while advancing sustainability throughout its operations.

"Recertification reflects the long-term commitment required to embed sustainability into everyday operations," said Birdley James, Chair of the SGP Board of Directors. "Brook + Whittle – Amherst continues to demonstrate how print and packaging facilities can pair operational excellence with meaningful environmental responsibility."

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Brook + Whittle is a manufacturer of pressure-sensitive labels, shrink sleeves, flexible packaging and heat transfer labels, serving markets including premium beverage, personal care and beauty, household, craft beverage, wine and spirits, nutraceuticals and food packaging. The Amherst facility's recertification reinforces Brook + Whittle's broader focus on sustainable packaging, circular solutions and responsible manufacturing practices.

Brook + Whittle has stated that its sustainability approach takes into account the entire product life cycle, from sourcing to end-of-life, and includes continued efforts to help customers advance their sustainability goals over time. The company has also set sustainability goals across manufacturing and sourcing, including targets related to renewable energy, water reduction, waste diversion, certified paper labels and recyclability or reuse of packaging supported by plastic labels.

"Achieving SGP recertification reflects the ongoing commitment of our Amherst team to responsible manufacturing and continuous improvement," said Luke Westlake, Senior Sustainability Specialist at Brook + Whittle. "Sustainability is embedded in how we operate. That means managing our facilities responsibly, supporting customers with practical guidance, and creating packaging solutions that balance aesthetics, performance, cost, and environmental impact."

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As demand for more responsible print and packaging supply chains continues to grow, Brook + Whittle – Amherst's recertification highlights the important role certified facilities play in helping brands align sustainability commitments with verified manufacturing practices.

To learn more about SGP certification, visit Sustainable Green Printing Partnership at https://sgppartnership.org/

About SGP

The Sustainable Green Printing Partnership (SGP) is the leading sustainability certification organization for the printing industry, recognizing facilities that demonstrate excellence in environmental responsibility, social impact, and continuous improvement. Through certification, advocacy, and education, SGP helps organizations strengthen sustainable business practices across the print and packaging supply chain.