Intertape Polymer Group Released Sustainability Report
The Sarasota-based company detailed progress in waste reduction, energy efficiency, and emission cuts.
Updated on Oct. 8, 2026 in Consumer Goods
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Intertape Polymer Group has issued its 2025 sustainability report, titled Safe, Circular and Responsible. The company announced it met its 2030 water reduction goal early and achieved significant declines in overall emissions.
Why it matters
The company aims to deliver long-term customer value, support the local community in Sarasota, and enable profitable growth through its integrated sustainability operations.
The company reported that 75% of its revenue now stems from recyclable, reusable, or compostable products. Additionally, its total waste diversion rate reached 68% across all operations.
The players
Intertape Polymer Group
This Sarasota-based organization specializes in the manufacturing of packaging products and protective films.
The details
The report highlights that 69% of the company's revenue is now derived from Cradle to Cradle Certified products. Furthermore, Intertape Polymer Group recorded zero life-changing safety events for its employees while maintaining a total case incident rate of 1.15.
Timeline
2021 served as the baseline year for the reported emissions reductions.
2024 served as the comparison year for energy use and safety incident rates.
2025 is the primary reporting period for these corporate achievements.
October 8, 2026, marked the official issuance of the sustainability report.
2030 was the target year for the water reduction goal that the company met early.
Market Landscape
By aligning its portfolio with the Cradle to Cradle Certified standard, Intertape Polymer Group is positioning itself to capture demand from corporate clients prioritizing circular economy goals. This shift enables the firm to differentiate its packaging products in a competitive market while standardizing its environmental reporting.
The shift toward recyclable and compostable packaging may result in more sustainable disposal options for the average consumer. Clients and business partners can expect increased transparency regarding the environmental footprint of the packaging materials they purchase.
The takeaway
Companies are increasingly integrating circular economy principles to drive long-term profitability and operational efficiency. Consumers and businesses can use these sustainability disclosures to evaluate the environmental impact of their own supply chains.
Further reading
For more on industry trends, see the Consumer Goods section.
More information
Read the complete IPG 2025 Sustainability Report for a detailed breakdown of these metrics.
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