ST. LOUIS — idX Corp., a store fixture manufacturing, logistics and project management firm, has earned Forest Stewardship Council (FSC) certification for its Louisville division, according to the Association for Retail Environments (A.R.E.).
idX Louisville is the second idX division to earn FSC certification, following idX Seattle’s certification in May. Earning FSC certification means that wood used in fixtures from idX Louisville and Seattle can be traced back to the forest where it began, in order to ensure environmentally responsible forestry of wood products.
“IdX Louisville is proud to take a leadership role in the responsible and thoughtful management of our forest resources,” said Louisville General Manager David Kilgore. “The long-term benefits extend well beyond our industry and our generation. Hopefully, others will follow.”
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idX Louisville is the second idX division to earn FSC certification, following idX Seattle’s certification in May. Earning FSC certification means that wood used in fixtures from idX Louisville and Seattle can be traced back to the forest where it began, in order to ensure environmentally responsible forestry of wood products.
“IdX Louisville is proud to take a leadership role in the responsible and thoughtful management of our forest resources,” said Louisville General Manager David Kilgore. “The long-term benefits extend well beyond our industry and our generation. Hopefully, others will follow.”
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