We are members of organizations focused on social, ethical, and environmental policies. We place long-term emphasis on responsible business, applying strict social and ethical standards to our processes, and actively supporting environmentally friendly solutions. A transparent approach, emphasis on fair working conditions, and responsible material selection are the foundation of our sustainable growth and reliable partnership.
We are a member of the multinational organization EcoVadis, which focuses on improving corporate environmental and social practices by leveraging the influence of global supply chains.
We are a member of the multinational non-profit organization Sedex, which is dedicated to improving the management of responsible practices in global supply chains across four key areas: labor standards, health and safety, the environment, and business ethics.
In the Czech Republic, we are involved in the system for sorting, collection, and recycling of packaging waste.
In the Czech Republic, we are part of the Green Company (Zelená firma) project, which focuses on the collection of retired corporate electrical equipment and batteries.
FSC Certification
Our company holds the FSC Chain of Custody (CoC) certificate, which guarantees our customers that the material we use originate from responsibly and sustainably managed forests. The certification supports sustainable forest management that is ecologically, socially, and economically responsible, thus protecting the world’s forests from irresponsible logging. Our certificate ensures that the certified raw material was not mixed with uncertified and uncontrolled material during its journey through the processing chain.
Record in the online FSC® Search Database
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Decarbonization Plan to Reduce Carbon Footprint
We have developed and adopted a decarbonization plan to reduce our carbon footprint by 2030, which projects a reduction of our CO2 emissions by 30.38 % through six strategic pillars:
- Reducing Energy Intensity (Energy Efficiency)
- Utilizing Renewable Resources
- Circular Economy
- Product and Process Development and Innovation
- Digitalization, Automation
- Supply Chain
We are Prepared for the European EUDR Regulation
Our company has taken steps to meet the requirements of the EU Deforestation Regulation (EUDR). The main objective of this regulation is to limit global deforestation and forest degradation caused by consumption and production within the EU. The basic rule is the prohibition on placing on the EU market, making available, or exporting from the EU cattle, cocoa, coffee, palm oil, rubber, soy, and wood and products derived therefrom, unless their production has not caused deforestation, they were produced in compliance with the relevant legislation of the country of production, and they are accompanied by a Due Diligence Statement.
The regulation has the potential to affect all sellers and buyers of the commodities or derived products concerned. It also has cross-border reach, as the change in regime will also be felt by operators from non-EU countries who conduct business within the EU.
The EUDR requires affected operators to comply with mandatory due diligence rules. This includes:
- Documentation Record-Keeping: A key obligation is the strict record-keeping of documentation for individual items during the required period. The availability and accuracy of this documentation will be subject to checks and audits.
- Traceability: Operators must be able to ensure the traceability of the products they sell, back to the specific plot of land where they originate.
- Digital System: Information on the origin of the products will be provided to the competent authorities via a digital system. A database of Due Diligence Statements will also be available, which operators can utilize when processing their documentation.
