Constellium¡¯s rolling operations in Singen achieve ASI Chain of Custody Standard Certification

Constellium’s casting and rolling operations in Singen, Germany, have been certified against Aluminium Stewardship Initiative’s (ASI) Chain of Custody Standard for responsible production, sourcing and stewardship of aluminium.

The facility, one of Constellium’s largest sites, serves the automotive and the packaging markets. Singen facility is equipped with high-grade cold mills and integrated hot/cold rolling line.

The ASI Certification program is the only comprehensive voluntary sustainability standard initiative for the aluminium value chain. The independent, third-party audit of Constellium was carried out by GUTcert (AFNOR Group).

ASI Chief Executive Officer, Fiona Solomon, said “We applaud Constellium for their commitment to ASI’s mission since joining as a founding member, and for achieving ASI Certification for both ASI Standards at its Singen facilities. Certifying against both standards is critical to support market choice for responsibly produced aluminium.”

Singen also received ASI Performance Standard Certification in July 2019.

Peter Basten, President, Packaging and Rolled Automotive Products business unit at Constellium said: “We are very proud of this key milestone in our sustainability journey. This full certification demonstrates our strong commitment to operate in a sustainable manner, and to respond to our customers and society’s request for responsible aluminium solutions.”

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