Modernistic, Inc. Achieves SGP Recertification

STILLWATER, Minn. - EntSun -- The Sustainable Green Printing Partnership (SGP) is pleased to announce that Modernistic, Inc. has achieved SGP recertification, recognizing the Stillwater-based company's continued investment in sustainable practices across its print, fabrication and production operations.

Modernistic supports brands with a wide range of in-house capabilities, including print, cutting, fabrication, converting, kitting and installation. Serving customers across more than 30 industries, the company produces visual communication solutions for markets including retail, transportation, construction, agriculture, healthcare, OEM and hospitality.

SGP certification is the printing industry's leading sustainability certification for facilities committed to measurable environmental, social and operational performance. Recertification recognizes that Modernistic continues to meet SGP's standards while maintaining a structured approach to sustainability across its facility.

"Modernistic's recertification is a strong example of sustainability at work in a highly versatile production environment," said Birdley James, Chair of the SGP Board of Directors. "Their team supports customers across many markets, and this continued certification demonstrates that responsible practices can be built into complex, custom manufacturing operations."

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With its broad in-house production model, Modernistic manages many stages of the customer experience under one roof, from printing and converting to finishing, kitting and installation support. This integrated approach allows the company to maintain quality, consistency and accountability throughout the production process.

"SGP recertification is meaningful because it reflects the work our team puts into responsible production every day," said Scott Schulte, Co-CEO at Modernistic. "As we support customers with increasingly complex print and fabrication needs, we remain focused on improving our operations, reducing environmental impact and delivering solutions that meet a high standard for quality and sustainability."

Modernistic's recertification reinforces the importance of verified sustainability practices within print, graphics and specialty production environments. Through SGP certification, the company continues to demonstrate that sustainable operations and custom manufacturing can move forward together.

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To learn more about SGP certification, visit Sustainable Green Printing Partnership at sgppartnership.org.

About the Sustainable Green Printing Partnership

The Sustainable Green Printing Partnership (SGP) is the leading sustainability certification organization for the printing industry. SGP certification recognizes printing facilities that demonstrate a strong commitment to sustainable business practices, environmental stewardship, and continuous improvement. Through a rigorous certification process and ongoing verification, SGP helps facilities measure and improve their sustainability performance while providing assurance to customers and stakeholders that responsible manufacturing practices are in place. Learn more at https://sgppartnership.org.