Westpak Now Offers Package Testing and Evaluation For Your Sustainable Packaging Requirement
SAN JOSE, Calif., Sept. 11, 2012 /PRNewswire/ -- Westpak, Inc., a world class ISO 17025 accredited environmental test laboratory with two facilities in California, recently announced a new Sustainability Division offering customers the following design services:
- Usage of the best material for the package system of the container design
- Evaluation of the container closure system performance of recycled packaging materials versus non-recycled packaging materials
- Suggestions for no cost or low cost options to enhance recyclability
The purpose of this value added feature is to increase awareness of the steps we can take to improve our usage of scarce resources - often at little or no cost. "This 'low hanging fruit' approach to sustainable living makes sense environmentally and from a business viewpoint as well; a win-win situation," according to Phil Cota, Director of the Sustainability Division.
The Westpak staff is enthusiastic about this new ecological component to their testing services. "This is yet another example of how Westpak strives to offer outstanding service to each and every customer we serve," according to Wil Caday, Sustainability Division Manager.
For more information, please contact: Wil Caday @ 408+600-3420.
ABOUT WESTPAK
Westpak, Inc., established in 1986, is a leading independent testing laboratory with facilities in San Jose and San Diego, California. Westpak's laboratories are accredited to ISO/IEC 17025 by the American Association of Laboratory Accreditation (A2LA) for a wide variety of test procedures. Westpak specializes in product, reliability, distribution, packaging and related custom testing services for solar, technology, medical device and other industries. Westpak's philosophy continues to be "Integrity is the priceless ingredient in testing."
SOURCE Westpak, Inc.
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