Inx International partners with Plug and Play

Inx International Ink has partnered with Silicon Valley-based Plug and Play, one of the world’s largest startup accelerators and innovation centers, to collaborate and explore new packaging technologies.

Inx International Ink has partnered Plug and Play to collaborate and explore packaging innovations

The decision to become a participating company in the New Materials and Packaging platform is the latest development of Inx’s commitment to and support of sustainable practices by fostering and promoting an entrepreneurial mindset.

‘This decision to join with Plug and Play is reflective of our desire to seek new solutions to keep us at the forefront of understanding market trends,’ said Shane Bertsch, vice president of strategic planning and innovation for Inx International Ink. ‘Sustainability and a circular economy are definitely relevant to our growth platforms, which is the real focus of our work with Plug and Play. We are working to connect with entrepreneurs to mutually benefit them, us and our customers.’

‘We are excited to welcome Inx as one of our newest partners to our New Materials and Packaging vertical,’ added Michael Olmstead, chief revenue officer at Plug and Play. ‘It brings a unique perspective to this program, and its dedication to sustainability and corporate social responsibility strongly aligns with a Plug and Play’s commitment to help corporations digitally transform within its industry so it can make positive change and stay ahead of the curve. We look forward to connecting Inx with the best and brightest startups in the industry, so it can continue to make a difference for their customers, consumers and the community.’

In August, Inx Europe joined join CEFLEX; last month, new sustainability initiatives included the creation of a Coloring a Safe and Sustainable Future (CSSF) model to help improve its sustainability performance.

‘The main components of our CSSF model address promote a circular economy, improving resource management, and reducing waste to near zero levels,’ commented Bertsch. ‘Today’s consumers, especially the younger generations, are driving sustainability changes. We’ve been using the CSSF model as a measuring stick in the development of our new products. The association with Plug and Play will help us attain our sustainability goals going forward.’

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