Amaray's New Manufacturing Process Demonstrates Their Commitment to Their Customers, the Supply Chain, and the Environment

Corby, United Kingdom, November 18, 2014 --(PR.com)-- Over the years, Amaray’s commitment to its green initiatives; reduce, re-use and recycle has been clearly evident through structural design, the light weighting of products, and the re-use of Red Tag, the UK’s leading merchandising solution. In recycling, Amaray have now developed Closed Loop, an internal business process in which their residual waste and excess stock is re-used to make something new.

Plastic waste often occurs in manufacturing during colour purges, implementing new moulds and tools, completing tooling maintenance, and carrying out quality compliance checks. The primary ambition of Closed Loop is to manage this waste, reducing it wherever possible, or to re-use it to gain maximum value offered by this versatile material.

Whilst Closed Loop supports Amaray’s environmental and sustainability objectives it continues to help deliver further value to their customers. Historically, the home entertainment market has suffered with inventory management and sales forecasting. Over-estimating sales whilst retaining high levels of stock embraces high costs with financial risk. With Closed Loop, the excess inventory can be returned to Amaray to recycle and re-use in new customer specified products. The data extracted from the returned material is closely monitored to ensure each customer receives maximum value and benefit from this service.

Amaray’s Closed Loop continues to target cost improvements in order to support their customers and the entire supply chain. Through waste reduction and material re-use, the demand for virgin material is controlled, inventory management becomes more efficient, and unnecessary landfill is avoided.

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