INVISTA's Kingston, Ontario facility has secured the prestigious ISCC PLUS certification for its sustainable production processes. This accomplishment underscores the company's commitment to environmental responsibility and operational transparency. By validating the use of bio, circular, and bio-circular adipic acid and Hexamethylene Diamine (HMD), INVISTA reinforces its position as a global leader in sustainable business practices.

The certification was granted after a comprehensive, independent external audit conducted by SCS Global Services. This achievement allows INVISTA to offer ISCC PLUS certified nylon 6,6 polymers and fibers, which can now be supplied globally from its Kingston facility. This certification underscores INVISTA's commitment to sustainable production and enables the company to meet the growing demand for environmentally responsible materials worldwide.

ISCC PLUS is an internationally recognized certification system that ensures the sourcing and traceability of bio, circular, and bio-circular products through a mass-balance approach. It confirms that products meet stringent environmental, social, and governance (ESG) criteria throughout the supply chain. This certification provides consumers and stakeholders with confidence in the sustainability of production practices and the responsible use of resources, supporting transparency and accountability in the global market.

Carl Brech, Executive Vice President of Downstream Nylon at INVISTA, announced the company's new offering of ISCC PLUS certified nylon 6,6 polymers and fibers, which came in response to industry feedback. He emphasized that this differentiated product option is designed to support customers in achieving their environmental goals, further demonstrating INVISTA's commitment to sustainability.

Carl also highlighted the significance of obtaining ISCC PLUS certification for their Kingston site, following the recent certification of their Victoria, Texas site. He emphasized that these certifications underscore INVISTA's commitment to advancing their stewardship framework and offering valuable, environmentally conscious product options to their customers. Brech expressed enthusiasm about how these achievements further demonstrate the company's dedication to sustainability and customer support.

INVISTA is a global chemical and materials company specializing in the production of nylon 6,6 and polypropylene-based solutions. With a robust presence across the value chain, the company delivers essential ingredients for a diverse array of industries. From the high-performance demands of the automotive and medical sectors to the everyday convenience of consumer goods, INVISTA's products are integral to modern life. A strategic component of Koch Industries since 2004, INVISTA leverages its parent company's resources and expertise to drive innovation and operational excellence. The company is committed to a sustainable future, focusing on resource efficiency, product lifecycle management, and responsible business practices. Through a combination of technological advancements and operational improvements, INVISTA aims to create enduring value for its customers, employees, and the communities it serves.