CERTIFIED MANUFACTURER OF CARDBOARD PACKAGING
The production of cardboard packaging is our passion, but also a profession to which we approach extremely responsibly.
Our company - Karton Polska operates in accordance with the principles of sustainable development: ecological, social and economic.
In the interests of ecology and the environment, we make every effort to ensure that the materials used for our cardboard boxes come from responsibly managed sources - recycled or controlled wood from certified forests. In addition, we manage cardboard waste and transport packaging economically, because we belong to the partner community Organization für Wertstoffentsorgung GmbH that guarantees their recycling.
To ensure the highest standards of our business, we follow the certification policy. We obtained the certificates:
• FSC® Chain-of-Custody certificate: FSC 100%, FSC Mix and FSC Recycled (License: FSC-C141816)
• RESY certificate.
We also adhere to good practices in the area of economic and social development. To ensure economic efficiency, we have implemented procedures for optimizing internal processes and for quality control of services and products, as confirmed by Karton Polska’s ISO 9001 certification.
At Karton Polska, we have implemented an Integrated Management System Policy under which we commit to:
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complying with all applicable legal, regulatory and normative requirements concerning our products,
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operating with respect for the natural environment and minimizing the environmental impact of our production processes,
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ensuring safe and hygienic working conditions for all employees.
Our goal is not only to deliver high-quality products, but also to act with social and environmental responsibility at every stage of our operations.
We are a family business, we care not only for customers, but also for employees who have been with us for decades. We actively support the local community, passionate and sports clubs.
Karton Polska is a manufacturer of cardboard packaging and a responsibly developing employer.
