Podravka dd 2016 Sustainability Report
The report for 2016 highlights Podravka Group's commitment to sustainability across its food and pharmaceutical divisions. Key highlights include the integration of the Žito Group acquisition, which significantly boosted production volumes and revenues. The company focused on nutritional improvements, removing 23.5 tonnes of salt and 115 tonnes of sugar from its products. Environmental efforts led to a decrease in wastewater emissions and non-hazardous waste in Croatia through better sorting and rational use. Socially, the group maintained strong ties with local communities, sourcing significant quantities of raw materials from local family farms and organizing public health initiatives like the Belupo School of Health.
Company: Podravka dd
Sector: Manufacturing
Country: Croatia
Year: 2016
Type: Sustainability Report
Pages: 42
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Sustainable Development Report
The report for 2016 highlights Podravka Group's commitment to sustainability across its food and pharmaceutical divisions. Key highlights include the integration of the Žito Group acquisition, which significantly boosted production volumes and revenues. The company focused on nutritional improvements, removing 23.5 tonnes of salt and 115 tonnes of sugar from its products. Environmental efforts led to a decrease in wastewater emissions and non-hazardous waste in Croatia through better sorting and rational use. Socially, the group maintained strong ties with local communities, sourcing significant quantities of raw materials from local family farms and organizing public health initiatives like the Belupo School of Health.
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Document Details
Report Year
2016
Reporting Period
Jan 1, 2016 - Dec 31, 2016
Fiscal Year
2016
Type
Sustainability Report
Language
English
Pages
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