Synthetic Cork Receives British Retail Consortium Certification - News Item

Apr 15 2004

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Supreme Corq, Inc., the global market leader of premium synthetic wine and spirit sealing systems, has been awarded BRC (British Retail Consortium) Certification. This globally recognized quality process certification demonstrates Supreme Corq’s ongoing commitment to providing customers with the highest quality and most consistent product and services.

BRC is a comprehensive set of standards covering areas of quality, hygiene and product safety throughout the production process. Certification to the stringent BRC standard ensures that companies put appropriate systems and controls in place to make certain their product is safe for food contact.

“We would like to thank each of our supply chain partners and our employees for their assistance over the past year in achieving this important accreditation.” said Robert Anderson, President and CEO of Supreme Corq. “This makes Supreme Corq the only synthetic closure manufacturer in the world to achieve this renowned global certification in addition to our ISO 9001:2000 and AIB (American Institute of Baking) certifications.”

Supreme Corq is the world’s largest premium manufacturer and supplier of synthetic wine and spirits sealing systems, serving more than 1200 wineries and distillers in 32 countries, since 1992.

 

Posted March 15th, 2004

 

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