The Aluminium Stewardship Initiative has certified Gränges, an aluminium technology company, against the Chain of Custody Standard Certification for casting and rolling operations at its Finspång AB plant in Sweden. The facility earlier achieved full Performance Standard Certification status, which superseded the Provisional Status Certification achieved in February 2021.
Gränges Finspång AB plant in Sweden designs and manufactures aluminium rolled strips and sheets destined for the automotive industry, with current annual production capacity of 100 Kt.
Fiona Solomon, Chief Executive Officer at ASI, said: “We congratulate Gränges on their achievement of Chain of Custody Standard and full Performance Standard Certifications at their Finspång facility. This facility’s focus on the production of aluminium for the automotive sector makes it well-placed to contribute solutions for a growing and evolving hybrid and electric vehicle market. With its dual ASI Certification in place, Gränges will also be able to meet the increasing demand for responsibly produced materials.”
“I’m very proud that we now can offer customers verified sustainability credentials both in the form of product carbon footprint certificates as well as ASI-certified aluminium demonstrating that our products are responsibly sourced and produced. This provides assurance to our customers and other business partners that we are strongly committed to meeting their increased sustainability requirements and demand for sustainable aluminium,” said Fredrik Spens, Managing Director at Gränges Finspång.
The independent, third-party audits of the Gränges Finspång were carried out by DNV Business Assurance Services UK Ltd.
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