
August 4, 2021
Do No Harm, Do Good, Do Better

Like many brands, Formica Corporation is finding that an ambitious sustainability agenda isn’t only the right thing to do, it’s the savvy thing to do from a business standpoint. In a recent survey, they found that an overwhelming 98 percent of interior designers said their clients are placing a greater importance on environmentally friendly materials. As consumers and specifiers seek surfaces that are better for the planet, Formica Corporation is adapting and laying out a clear and aggressive plan to meet the challenges of climate change.

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