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Corrugated Industry Recognizes 447 Plants for Safety Achievements in 2023

For Immediate Release:
May 1, 2024

For more information, contact Stefanie Dozois at sdozois@fibrebox.org or 847-364-9607.

The Fibre Box Association (FBA) and AICC, The Independent Packaging Association will recognize 447 corrugated industry plants for safety achievements in 2023.

Safety Awards are given based on data compiled for the recently released 2023 Corrugated Container Industry Annual Report of Occupational Injuries and Illnesses.

Participants appreciate the ability to recognize their plants’ dedication to safety. “This is very meaningful to our teams,” one award winner wrote.

For the calendar year 2023, the associations will present 186 Perfect Plant Awards to plants achieving zero incidents. An additional 261 facilities will receive Safety Excellence Awards for achieving no lost workdays due to job-related injury or illness.

The report provides detailed data for more than 173 million hours worked at 741 participating plants. It also includes trend information presented in graphs for recordable cases, restricted duty cases, and days away from work. Award winners are presented as a percentage of total plant participation and the Safety Award Winners page serves as a great summary of achievement including a count of winners by category, number of Perfect Plant Awards, number of Safety Excellence Awards, total awards given, and the percentage of plants awarded.

Participation in the report was voluntary and open to all corrugator or sheet plant facilities manufacturing corrugated products. Participants can view the full report on either of the association’s websites, www.fibrebox.org or www.aiccbox.org. For more information about the Safety Awards Program or the 2023 Corrugated Container Industry Annual Report of Occupational Injuries and Illnesses, please contact Stefanie Dozois at sdozois@fibrebox.org.

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Fibre Box Association (FBA) is a non-profit trade association representing North American corrugated manufacturers.  The association has been working for more than 81 years to improve the overall well-being of the corrugated industry through programs and services that enable member companies to conduct their business more effectively, responsibly and efficiently.