Posty Cards - First Printer in the USA Certified a Zero Waste Facility

Posty Cards is recognized as the first printer in the United States to be certified as a zero waste facility, achieving the highest level of TRUE® Zero Waste Platinum certification. This certification, granted by the U.S. Green Building Council's Green Business Certification Inc. (GBCI), recognizes Posty Cards for diverting more than 90% of its waste from landfills, underscoring the company's leadership in sustainable printing practices and environmental responsibility.

Founded in 1948 and based in Kansas City, Missouri, Posty Cards has a long-standing commitment to sustainability woven into its operations. The 45,000-square-foot manufacturing facility uses renewable energy, soy-based inks, and FSC®-certified paper to minimize environmental impact. The company also earned the LEED® Platinum certification for its building design, which includes features like natural lighting, rainwater reclamation, native landscaping, and extensive recycling programs. These eco-conscious efforts not only reduce costs but also affirm Posty Cards’ dedication to sustainable business practices.

Beyond facility operations, Posty Cards offers a Sustainable Sentiments™ line of greeting cards printed on recycled materials with environmentally themed designs. The company further contributes to community sustainability by supporting nonprofits, encouraging employee environmental engagement, and educating visitors about green building and sustainable business.

Overall, Posty Cards exemplifies how a printing company can lead the industry toward environmental stewardship, setting a benchmark as the first to achieve TRUE Zero Waste Platinum status and integrating comprehensive sustainability into every aspect of its business.-