Industry Intelligence, an innovator of market pulse delivery systems, has joined the Sustainable Packaging Coalition (SPC), a global collaborative with 500 members whose common cause is to advance sustainable packaging.
“Because of consumer demand for a safe, healthy and sustainable world to live in, there is a race among companies to become a true sustainable leader,” said Rami Ghandour, CEO of Industry Intelligence. “Government regulations around the world are also constantly changing and adding to the pressure. It’s vital for companies big and small to be part of a knowledge base to share best practices and discuss industry concerns.”
SPC members are at the forefront of advancing innovations in recycling, exploring sustainable materials and promoting eco-friendly designs. While good ideas are abundant and innovative research on sustainable packaging is happening globally, collecting the data can be an overwhelming task. Equally challenging is sharing the market intelligence with a business partner and acting on emerging trends in a timely manner.
For over 20 years, Industry Intelligence has been a reliable partner of companies that are key members of the sustainability community. “We look forward to participating in SPC member events and be part of the driving forces that contribute to a zero-waste, circular economy,” said Ghandour. “We will leverage our intelligence technologies and expertise to help industry players follow the latest sustainability and supply chain trends in a complex landscape.”
About Industry Intelligence
Based in Los Angeles, Industry Intelligence Inc. (www.industryintel.com) is a leader of market intelligence delivery services, with a focus on high relevancy, from upstream to downstream, to North American business audiences. The company’s market expertise began in forest products. Through a deep understanding of clients’ supply chain, channels and business drivers, Industry Intelligence now offers services in a diverse range of industries including automotive, chemicals, consumer packaged goods, health care, logistics, packaging, retail, and more.