Smartpress, a leading commercial printer, has achieved Platinum status with EcoVadis for the third consecutive year. This recognition places Smartpress and its parent company, The Bernard Group, among the top 1% of over 130,000 companies evaluated globally for their commitment to corporate social responsibility (CSR). EcoVadis assesses companies across four key areas: environment, labor and human rights, ethics, and sustainable procurement. Smartpress consistently receives high marks in all categories, particularly excelling in environmental performance due to its robust environmental policy and comprehensive environmental management system.
“Our Ecovadis Platinum status is a testament to our dedication to sustainable practices. It’s easy to talk about sustainability, but the real challenge lies in implementing impactful practices across every aspect of our operations,” stated [CEO Name], CEO of The Bernard Group. “Platinum is a symbol of trust for our clients, demonstrating that our business practices align with our shared goals of social responsibility.”
Hanson added, “Our core values include a belief in working towards something greater than ourselves. This isn’t just a destination; we continuously strive to develop new sustainable solutions and lead our industry.” Smartpress specializes in providing premium printing services for creative agencies, graphic designers, nonprofits, and marketing professionals throughout the United States and Canada. Their business operates on three fundamental principles: delivering premium print quality, providing exceptional customer service, and upholding a commitment to social responsibility.
Smartpress has achieved numerous social and environmental milestones, including EcoVadis Platinum and ISO 14001 certification. As a 100% employee-owned company, they have achieved Scopes 1 and 2 carbon neutrality and operate one of the largest fleets of HP Indigo HD presses in the world. Their dedication to sustainability and social responsibility reinforces their position as a leading force in the printing industry.
