Ring Container Technologies’ BarrierGuard® OxygenSmart™ technology was honored by the U.S. Plastics Pact as part of its Sustainable Packaging Innovation Awards. The company received an honorable mention in the Recyclability category.

Ring Container Technologies announced BarrierGuard® OxygenSmart™, a technology designed to protect both product freshness and the environment, has received Critical Guidance Recognition from The Association of Plastic Recyclers (APR).

Ring Container Technologies has received a gold medal sustainability rating from EcoVadis, the leading platform for environmental, social, and ethical performance ratings for global supply chains. The rating puts Ring among the top 5% of all companies assessed.

Ring Container Technologies is excited to announce that the Association for Dressings and Sauces (ADS) has named Ring its Supplier Partner of the Year for Packaging.

The release of the report follows a year of significant progress toward the company’s long-standing sustainability initiatives, which balance reliability and affordability for customers with innovations that have reduced millions of pounds of plastic materials, minimized energy resource intensity, and helped customers eliminate food waste, among other achievements.

Through Better Plants, Ring Container Technologies voluntarily set a specific goal to reduce energy intensity by 20% in a 10-year period across all our U.S. operations. Because of the progress made toward this goal, we have been recognized for our outstanding work in implementing industrial energy, water, and waste projects at individual facilities.

In late 2021, Ring Container Technologies gifted $1.5 million to the Michigan State University School of Packaging, in support of renovations to and expansion of that school’s building. And in April 2022, the School officially broke ground, with our president and COO in attendance to commemorate the occasion.

The National Institute of Oilseed Products (NIOP) has remained at the forefront of development and concerns relating to the future of the oilseed industry. Here’s how – and why – Ring is involved.

In late 2021, Ring Container Technologies gifted $1.5 million to the Michigan State University School of Packaging, in support of renovations to and expansion of that school’s building. Learn what giving to Michigan State University’s School of Packaging means for Ring – and for the industry as a whole.

The “company with a conscience” will become the norm over the next decade. But to lead on the issues that matter to consumers and neighbors, it helps to start in our own backyards.