By removing gender-based barriers, we create an environment where all people can contribute fully according to their skills and talents, regardless of their gender. This leads to greater innovation and better overall performance across all departments of the company.

This protocol reflects a conscious desire to create a safe and respectful working environment for all people, regardless of gender.

We promote an environment in which everyone can contribute to the best of their ability, without barriers based on stereotypes or prejudices of any kind.

Water is a valuable and limited resource, and its indiscriminate use can have severe consequences on the availability of this vital resource. By reusing rainwater for cooling of some machines, it is possible to, reduce dependence on drinking water sources and contribute to the preservation of this essential resource for future generations.

It uses 80-90% less energy than light bulbs and halogen lamps.

We are committed to sustainable mobility and aim for our entire fleet to be made up exclusively of hybrid or electric cars by 2030.

It has an annual production of 47,264.73 kWh and achieves a self-consumption of 21.28%.

We contribute to the promotion of quality jobs by providing everyone with more flexibility and options to balance their work and personal responsibilities. This leads to greater job satisfaction and reduced stress, which in turn positively impacts the mental and physical health of our employees.

Telecommuting also has an impact on reducing traffic congestion and carbon emissions, thus contributing to environmental sustainability. Less commuting means fewer vehicles on the road and therefore a rreduction of our carbon footprint as a company and as citizens.

With this action we aim to have a direct impact on reducing plastic pollution. Single-use plastics, especially those that are unnecessary, often end up in landfills or in the natural environment, causing damage to wildlife, water quality and soil.

By eliminating unnecessary plastics in packaging, we reduce the possibility of these materials ending up as waste and pollutants.

By reusing existing master cartons left over from production instead of creating new ones, we reduce the demand for natural resources such as wood used in carton production, thereby reducing deforestation and the ecological footprint.

And by extending the useful life of these boxes, we minimise the amount of waste we generate, also contributing to the reduction of pollution and the accumulation of waste in landfills.

By reusing plastic bags instead of using new bags for the protection of items in shipments, we are decreasing the demand for new bags. This contributes to the reduction of virgin plastic production, which is related to the extraction of fossil resources and the emission of greenhouse gases.

This reuse also minimises the amount of plastic that would eventually end up as waste, thus helping to reduce pollution and damage to ecosystems.

Batteries contain toxic components and hazardous materials which, if not properly managed, can leach into soil and water, causing pollution and damage to ecosystems. The collection and proper recycling of these batteries reduces the risk of releasing harmful substances into the environment and prevents the accumulation of hazardous waste in landfills.

In addition, this initiative promotes awareness and active participation of all our employees and the community at large.

This design change leads to significant savings in terms of inks and solvents used in the printing process. Inks and solvents traditionally used in printing can contain harmful chemicals that affect air and water quality and contribute to pollution. By opting for black on brown backgrounds, the amount of ink required is reduced, thus reducing the environmental impact of these processes.

Small decisions in design and presentation can have a significant impact on reducing the environmental footprint.

Simplifying the design not only makes the boxes more visually appealing, but also makes them more attractive and reduces the use of ink and printing resources.

In addition, this initiative educates consumers on the importance of proper waste management, highlighting shared responsibility in the consumption chain, and empowering consumers to make more informed and sustainable choices in their day-to-day life.

MPP (moulded pulp package) is a more environmentally friendly and sustainable material as it is made from recycled paper pulp or natural materials, making it biodegradable and compostable. By opting for MPP instead of expanded polyethylene, we reduce the demand for single-use plastics and contribute to the fight against plastic pollution and waste build-up.