Superior’s folding carton food packaging manufacturing plant in Los Angeles, CA, recently achieved certification against the BRC Global Standard for Packaging Materials. BRC (Brand Reputation through Compliance) is a leading global quality and food safety certification program that is recognized by the Global Food Safety Initiative (GFSI). Superior manufactures folding cartons for the food service, food processing, and consumer packaged goods (CPG) industries.
The California printer is expanding into folding cartons while maintaining its core offering of C1S litho and top sheets for corrugated.
Vernon, CA – February 4th, 2020 - Superior Lithographics of Vernon, CA has been awarded the Best Workplace designation in the 2020 Best Workplace in the Americas (BWA) awards competition. The BWA awards are awarded to companies that create the best environments for their employees. The BWA awards, presented by Printing Industries of America (PIA), is awarded annually to only those companies meeting rigorous standards in human resources practices.
Superior’s folding carton food packaging manufacturing plant in Los Angeles, CA, recently achieved re-certification against the BRC Global Standard for Packaging Materials, with the highest grade possible of “AA”. Last year Superior received a grade of “A”, therefore this year they have significantly improved their standards. BRC (Brand Reputation through Compliance) is a leading global quality and food safety certification program that is recognized by the Global Food Safety Initiative (GFSI). Achieving and maintaining BRC certification ensures customers that they are dealing with a company with consistently high standards in quality and food safety. The scope of the Superior’s certification includes the manufacture, conversion and warehousing of paperboard folding carton packaging intended for use in direct and indirect food contact packaging applications.
About Superior Lithographics
Superior Lithographics manufactures folding carton packaging for the foodservice, food processing, and consumer packaged goods industries. Folding cartons for indirect and direct food contact include packaging for frozen foods, dry foods and beverages, along with consumer products. In addition to folding cartons production capabilities include top sheets and litho labels for conversion by corrugated box plants using high-speed late-model lithographic offset printing presses along with die-cutters and folder-gluers. The company serves the West Coast packaging market and has started in 1982 and now operates a 24/7 operation employing over 120 team members.
