Our sustainable story…

Our passion for the planet and increased sustainability matches yours. That’s why genesis labels & packaging is committed to making the industry in which we operate as environmentally friendly as possible. 

Actively conserving an ecological balance in our production process is part of our responsibility, so much so it is hoped the word ‘sustainable’ will ultimately become unnecessary and that this will be a given. Our ongoing investment ensures the production methodologies utilised are increasingly sustainable and this is part of our long term strategy.

You can rest assured genesis labels & packaging is constantly striving to offer enhanced sustainability with no detriment to quality.

Bespoke solutions, FSC certified swing tickets, bags and boxes, compostable poly bags, GRS certified recycled wovens, organic or recycled cotton labels, recycled polyester embroidered badges, biodegradable plastic seals, recycled leather and bio-silicone rubber badges… the list is long and growing.

Members of Sedex with a year-on-year target to exceed previous levels of sustainable production, your valued garments and bags could benefit from FSC® board (mix or recycled), paper cord, water-based printing, or the use of vegetable/soya-based inks. Your boxes can be flat-packed for more efficient storage and shipping, and be sure to ask about our unique alternatives to magnets and self-adhesive tape!

Whatever your requirements, our team is here to help you with your certified sustainable source.

“…Their product range is exceptional and innovative, and they offer us a wide range of sustainable quality options thus increasing our number of environmentally friendly choices”.

— Barbour

 

“…Genesis are constantly moving forward and this was evident in working together to establish our sustainable pathway commitment as a brand.”

- Musto

 

“…Product development is made easy with great ideas and innovative solutions shared, followed up by an efficient sampling process. The company is also helping us push forward with sustainable alternatives…”

Charles Tyrwhitt