LANCASTER, PA — Armstrong World Industries, Inc. has been recognized by Newsweek as one of America’s Greenest Companies for 2025, highlighting its steadfast commitment to sustainability and environmental stewardship. This accolade underscores the company’s efforts to integrate sustainable practices into its business operations and product development.
President and CEO Vic Grizzle expressed pride in the recognition, stating, “We are proud to be recognized as one of America’s Greenest Companies. This honor reflects our commitment to sustainability and our focus on innovative products, including our new Templok® Energy Saving Ceilings and Ultima® Low Embodied Carbon ceiling panels, which aim to reduce energy consumption and carbon emissions generated by the construction and operations of buildings.”
Armstrong’s dedication to sustainability is further detailed in its 2024 Sustainability Report, which emphasizes the company’s core sustainability pillars: Healthy and Circular Products, Healthy Planet, and Thriving People and Communities. The company’s initiatives include reducing carbon emissions, increasing the use of renewable energy, removing harmful chemicals from its product range, and continuing a ceiling recycling program that has diverted nearly 220 million square feet of ceiling tiles from landfills.
The Newsweek ranking was based on a thorough analysis of data from both public and private U.S. companies, with only those meeting the European Union’s advanced sustainability criteria considered eligible. This recognition reflects Armstrong’s ongoing commitment to building a sustainable future, in collaboration with partners, customers, and communities.
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