WEST CHICAGO, IL – Ball Horticultural Company announces the release of its 2013 Sustainability Report: “Longevity.” It is the second sustainability report published by Ball in the past five years and features Ball Horticultural Company’s worldwide efforts to adhere to its corporate objective: Grow A Green Future.
Available only as an online document, “Longevity” is divided into three sections:
- Sustainable Buildings
- Supply Chain
- Social and Environmental Stewardship
The 30-page report highlights Ball Horticultural Company’s vision for a long and healthy future. It also features a closer look at two brand-new facilities: the Las Limas farm in Nicaragua, and the Ball Premier Lab, which were designed from the ground up to be efficient and more sustainable.
“Our latest sustainability report celebrates the efforts of Ball companies, its facilities, suppliers and customers,” says Bill Doeckel, General Manager of Ball Innovations. “Through video, photography and vibrant storytelling, ‘Longevity’ offers a snapshot of our accomplishments, as well as our commitments to promote sustainable practices as we color the world.”
To access the 2013 Sustainability Report: “Longevity,” or to download a PDF copy, visit www.ballhort.com/sustainability.
Ball Horticultural Company is an internationally renowned breeder, producer and wholesale distributor of ornamental plants. A family-owned business since it was founded in 1905, Ball has introduced many innovative, award-winning varieties to the world of horticulture, including the Wave® petunia family and Super Elfin® impatiens. Ball is committed to sustainable practices and has highlighted its green accomplishments in its “Sustainability Report.” The company has worldwide production, sales and marketing through its many subsidiaries on six continents. For further information, log on to ballhort.com.
Source: Ball Horticultural Company
