We will reduce waste by 40% by 2030 to increase our resource efficiency.
Reduce material usage
Use reusable containers for internal transport to avoid disposable cartons and minimise material usage. Replace new wooden pallets for transport with recycled pallets.
Improve consumption forecasts
Monitor and report on material consumption monthly to identify and correct consumption anomalies early.
Optimise packaging designs
Use packaging that generates minimal waste and is made from recyclable materials.
Reusable packaging
Use reusable packaging and containers instead of disposable options.
Take-back programmes
Implement programmes enabling customers to return packaging for reuse.
Educate customers
Inform customers about the importance of waste reduction and offer options for returning and reusing packaging.
Incentivise environmental practices
Reward customers who participate in return or recycling programmes.
External training provision
Arrange initial external training to introduce the recycling programme and strengthen staff knowledge of recycling, lean management and sustainability.
Set up recycling stations
Install appropriate recycling stations to enable systematic separation and recycling of packaging waste.
Internal training organisation
Arrange internal training sessions on sustainability topics to develop staff skills and commitment.tions continues internes
Waste prevention in the logistics sector reduces both environmental impact and operating costs by minimising packaging and using reusable containers. Optimised packaging designs and take-back programmes reduce waste, improving resource utilisation and meeting legal requirements. These measures strengthen the company's environmental commitment, enhance its reputation as an environmentally responsible partner and promote customer loyalty, contributing to greater competitiveness and sustainable business success.
