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.
Ship & Shore Environmental engineered a solution that was a custom Regenerative Thermal Oxidizer (RTO), for both emissions control and energy optimization.
Ship & Shore Environmental designed and supplied a custom Regenerative Thermal Oxidizer (RTO) system, engineered for initial capacity with expandability up to 50,000 SCFM.
In this EHS Leaders podcast interview, Anoosheh Oskouian, President & CEO of Ship & Shore Environmental, discussed how our cutting-edge air pollution abatement tech like regenerative thermal oxidizers (RTOs), electric thermal oxidizers (ETOs), and energy recovery systems, is tackling these challenges head-on for sustainable manufacturing worldwide.
In an exclusive interview, Anoosheh Oskouian, CEO of Ship & Shore Environmental, explores why flexible packaging’s sustainability story must now account for industrial emissions, air quality, and compliance.
A leading flexographic printing and packaging manufacturer in Rockwall, Texas partnered with Ship & Shore Environmental to support a major facility expansion while maintaining strict environmental compliance.
Read Ship & Shore CEO Anoosheh Oskouian's piece on Packaging Strategies, regarding sustainability in the global packaging industry.
