Colbert Packaging Delivers PPC TICCIT Program To Local Students Kenosha, Wisconsin based Colbert Packaging, a leading manufacturer of custom paperboard folding cartons, la- bels, and inserts has affirmed its ongoing commitment to sustainable packaging and community relations through the 2026 Trees Into Cartons/Cartons Into Trees (TICCIT) Program. They facilitated TICCIT programs for students in three elementary schools this spring. The award-winning TICCIT program was developed by the Paperboard Packaging Council (PPC), an organization of companies that manufacture and sell paperboard pack- aging, of which Colbert Packaging is a member. The TIC- CIT program teaches students that trees are a sustainable crop, like corn and soybeans, highlights the many uses for trees and paperboard packaging, and emphasizes the importance of recycling. TICCIT supports industry growth, promotes sustainability, increases employee engagement, and builds community.
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“Programs like TICCIT are so important because they help students see sustainability in a tangible, memorable way,” said Paperboard Packaging Council President, Emi- ly Leonczyk. “By connecting trees, recycling, and paper- board packaging through hands-on learning, companies like Colbert Packaging Corporation are helping inspire the next generation to think differently about renewable mate- rials, environmental responsibility, and the important role our industry plays in building a more sustainable future. We’re incredibly proud of the impact Colbert Packaging continues to make in their communities through TICCIT.” In its ninth year of participation, Colbert’s manufac- turing facilities in Kenosha, Wisconsin, and Elkhart, Indi- ana, conducted TICCIT programs with 200 second- and third-grade students at schools in three states: Riverview Elementary School in Silver Lake, Wisconsin; Grass Lake School in Antioch, Illinois; and Bittersweet Elementary in Mishawaka, Indiana. CONTINUED ON PAGE 18 Todd Douthit presents the TICCIT program to Bittersweet Ele- mentary students.
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