Vpk Packaging 2020 SR
The report outlines VPK Group's sustainability strategy and performance for the 2019 period. Key achievements include a 24% reduction in lost time accidents and the implementation of a group-wide safety strategy. VPK Group also advanced its circular business model by converting residual waste into thermal energy at its Blue Paper mill and transitioning more cardboard plants to biogas. Additionally, the company expanded its sustainable packaging solutions, such as replacing plastic bags with cardboard boxes for a Norwegian online grocery store, and invested in a highly automated, energy-efficient high-bay warehouse in France. VPK Group continues to align its operations with the UN Sustainable Development Goals to drive long-term sustainable growth.
Company: Vpk Packaging
Sector: Manufacturing
Country: Belgium
Year: 2020
Type: SR
Pages: 46
Vpk Packaging
The report outlines VPK Group's sustainability strategy and performance for the 2019 period. Key achievements include a 24% reduction in lost time accidents and the implementation of a group-wide safety strategy. VPK Group also advanced its circular business model by converting residual waste into thermal energy at its Blue Paper mill and transitioning more cardboard plants to biogas. Additionally, the company expanded its sustainable packaging solutions, such as replacing plastic bags with cardboard boxes for a Norwegian online grocery store, and invested in a highly automated, energy-efficient high-bay warehouse in France. VPK Group continues to align its operations with the UN Sustainable Development Goals to drive long-term sustainable growth.
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Document Details
Report Year
2020
Reporting Period
2019
Fiscal Year
2019
Type
Sustainability Report
Language
English
Pages
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