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ISO 9001:2015 Certified Packaging Company: What Does This Mean For You?

ISO 9001 is a certification given by the International Organization for Standardization (ISO). To become an ISO certified company, an organization must follow international standard that specifies requirements for quality management systems (QMS). Organizations seeking certification or certified must demonstrate the ability to consistently provide products and services that meet customer and regulatory requirements.
What Does an ISO Certified Packaging Company Mean?
ISO certified packaging companies are designed to function consistently by providing high quality packaging products and services.
At Brown Packaging, we are an ISO 9001:2015 and we utilize our QMS to consistent quality custom packaging solutions to each of our customers. Our QMS ensures that our customers will have a positive and consistent experience throughout their interaction with our company. In addition, we always look for ways to improve in all areas of the company, including service, products, communication and systems.
Many industries such as medical and electronic often require packaging companies to be certified by ISO. This enables our customers to be reassured that they are in the right hands.
For additional questions about our certifications, products and services, contact Brown Packaging today.
Why is ISO Certification Important for Our Customers?
There are many benefits in working with an ISO 9001 company as it can affect your overall customer experience and product. Partnering with Brown Packaging, you can benefit from these ISO benefits:
Limiting Risk and Maximizing Opportunities
As an ISO certified company, we are focused on preventing problems from initially occurring in the first place by having a structured approach to potential risk and opportunities. We do this by identify potential risk in our operations, customer projects, vendors and other aspects of our business. As a result, we can control situations more effectively and view things with a risk-based thinking, leading to fewer issues, improved planning, decision making and relationships with vendors, customers and employees.
By working and collaborating with our clients, employees and vendors we are able to reduce risk and maximize opportunities.
No Repeated Mistakes
Often, many businesses struggle with reoccurring problems that can be costly, unprofessional and time consuming for vendors, customers and employees because there is no system in place. ISO requires for us to have a system in place and maintain records of problems in which we must seek out causes and come up with lasting solutions. In addition, we communicate these issues and solutions throughout the company, so they do not occur anywhere else.
Operational Effectiveness
ISO requires businesses to have more control over their operations by monitoring, measuring, analyzing and evaluating the effectiveness of their quality management system. This allows us to continuously improve our operations and performance on all levels. As a result, our customers, vendors and employees can experience improved communication, transparency and collaboration.
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