From EPR mandates to PFAS bans to VOC emissions on the production floor, the packaging industry faces a compliance landscape that is more demanding — and more consequential — than ever before. By Anoosheh Oskouian, President & CEO, Ship & Shore Environmental, Inc.
On July 7, the EPA held a public hearing on two proposals that would reshape federal drinking water standards for PFAS, the class of chemicals commonly known as forever chemicals. At the hearing, Environmental Protection Network Policy Director Michelle Montoya testified that the proposed rollback disregards established science on cumulative PFAS exposure — one of several voices arguing the process is moving faster than the underlying risk assessment.
Our CEO Anoosheh Oskouian’s Interview with Dow Jones Risk Journal on PFAS was featured in this article “New Forever Chemicals Labeling Rule Kicks in for Cosmetics, Apparel."
In this interview, Design World managing editor Mike Santora speaks with Ship & Shore Environmental President and CEO Anoosheh Oskouian about the challenges industrial operations face as environmental expectations continue to evolve.
In response to an ever-changing tariff and trade landscape, the Flexible Packaging Association (FPA) launched this regular trade policy update to keep our members informed of potential and implemented changes to tariff schemes and trade agreements.
As manufacturers across the United States facegrowing pressure to modernize operations, reduce emissions and improve energy efficiency, Ship & Shore Environmental (S&SE) is helping industrial facilities identify and access available incentive opportunities tied to air pollution control upgrades, energy efficiencyinitiatives and sustainability projects.
The global packaging market has surged to an estimated value of $1.14 trillion but as production lines run faster to keep up with orders, packaging and flexographic printing manufacturers are running into a major operational hurdle: production-stage emissions.
Anoosheh Oskouian’s journey reflects a combination of technical expertise, resilience and a clear sense of responsibility to both industry and the environment.
Ship & Shore Environmental today announced increasing demand for industrial emissions control and environmental engineering solutions as manufacturers navigate growing sustainability, battery recycling, sustainable materials production, and operational compliance challenges.
