RRD Produces Face Shields to Protect Customers and Communities
As states around the country begin to reopen businesses and public places, R.R. Donnelley & Sons Company (RRD), a global provider of multichannel solutions for marketing and business communications, announced that it has shifted some of the production at its packaging facilities in Greensboro, N.C. and Reynosa, Mexico, to create face shields for single-uses to protect businesses and communities across the country. The company is currently able to produce approximately a million pieces per week by completely automating the production cycle.
“A point of pride at RRD is our ability to be nimble and shift operations to address the changing needs of our clients,” said John Pecaric, president, RRD Business Services. “As businesses begin to ramp up, their number one need is to keep employees and customers safe. RRD has been able to address that need by converting some of our existing packaging equipment to produce face shields for companies seeking to protect their essential workers.”
RRD is producing face shields to protect customers and the community.
RRD face shields serve as a cost-effective solution for businesses where interpersonal engagement is necessary, particularly those the government has designated as “essential.” Such industries include retail and grocery, restaurant and food service, manufacturing, civil service, hospitality, and travel.
RRD’s face shields are intended to be used as a standalone personal-use face shield, for either a single user or single-use. The shields, which cover the entire facial area, can be custom printed with branding and messaging and are made from recyclable 18pt solid bleached board (SBS) with a 4-5mm polystyrene plastic film viewing area.
To learn more about RRD Face Shields, visit rrd.com/faceshield
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