Vinyl Institute's Key Takeaways from 2017 Part 1

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2017-Takeaways-Newsletter.jpgKey Takeaways from 2017

This year, the vinyl industry focused on continuously improving the industry and its perception. Here is one takeaway the Vinyl Institute both learned and reaffirmed:

Sustainability is a continuous improvement process.

In 2016, the vinyl industry took a leadership role by bringing together all facets of the vinyl value chain into a collaborative, self-funded business council called the Vinyl Business and Sustainability Council (VBSC). As 2017 comes to a close, this is just one step in a continuous improvement plan.

At the 2017 Vinyl360, vinyl industry insiders received an exclusive first look at the results of the industry-wide materiality analysis, discussed the research and its implications, and began to formulate next steps for addressing key hotspots.

As we enter 2018, we invite you to engage with the VBSC to stay up-to-date on the next steps of our continuous improvement process.

Check back in on Wednesday for another Vinyl Institute Key Takeaway from 2017.


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