Group Sustainability & Technology Director
We present two different focus areas & specific claims;
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BROCHURE
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By nominating our suppliers for their work, we seek to motivate and engage our supply chain in reducing their climate impact, encourage them to purchase renewable electricity as well as setting science-based climate targets, and to ensure that their business conduct is in line with Nolato Supplier Code of Conduct. Nominations give high-performing suppliers increased visibility across the Group, granting them the opportunity to grow their business with Nolato.
By considering their commitment to the Science-Based Targets initiative (SBTi), we determine the climate commitment of our suppliers.
By considering their extent of renewable energy sourcing, we encourage our suppliers to increase their share of renewable energy use.
By considering their potential EcoVadis rating, we determine the responsible conduct of our suppliers.
Combining both agriculture and solar power generation — called agrivoltaics — is a burgeoning innovation that optimizes the productivity and efficiency of land use. Read more here.
We’ve achieved a 32% CO₂e reduction in the production of coffee machine components – without changing the materials
An interview with Glenn Svedberg around the role and importance of sustainability in the drug delivery industry, and how Nolato Group has approached implementing this critical aspect of the modern industry landscape.
Even though the CO2 emissions from our logistics department contributes little to our overall energy consumption, we believe that a sustainable company must know how to deal with sustainable logistics. Read more about how we choose transportation method, optimize the packaging and minimize unused cargo space here.
By collaborating with established universities and talented students, we can create great value from several perspectives. Not only will Nolato invest in innovative employees that make us grow as a company, but we can also make sure to educate and support students to make them grow as well.