Circular Systems

Working toward a circular economy

Given planetary resource limitations, we recognize the importance of all industries moving toward a more circular economy. Within our operations, Armstrong supports the transition to increased circularity in the way we are managing our waste streams. We aim to design waste out of our value chain.

Recognizing that construction and demolition account for nearly a quarter of the U.S. waste stream, we are working to integrate a circular economy approach throughout our operations. We are focused on offering products designed with a level of quality that supports long-term usage and minimizes the need to repair or replace. At the end of life, our ceiling-tile recycling program diverts waste from the landfill and becomes input material for our new products. 


Waste Performance

Whenever possible, we recycle waste generated through production back into the manufacturing process.

Circular Systems

We aim to eliminate waste through innovative manufacturing processes and by creating circular systems from order to delivery.

Target
50% reduction  in absolute waste from our operations compared with a 2019 baseline

Circular Systems

We aim to eliminate waste through innovative manufacturing processes and by creating circular systems from order to delivery.

Target
50% reduction  in absolute waste from our operations compared with a 2019 baseline

  

$4.5 trillion

in economic benefits could be unlocked by the circular economy by 2030, according to the World Economic Forum.


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