Confectionery Machinery
Next-Gen
By establishing long-term partnerships with our customers, we support them on their way to more sustainability—with
newly developed, resource-efficient technologies and lifecycle services”
owned and controlled sources, such as heating fuel, and indirectly from purchased energy—by 48.3% compared to 2019 levels. The ambition extends even further to Scope 3 emissions, which account for 95% of Syntegon’s total emissions. These emissions, stemming largely from the operation of its machines at customer sites, will be reduced by 25% compared to 2022. As Steffen Carbon, coordinator for development methods at Syntegon, explains, achieving this target involves forward-thinking strategies: “This is an ambitious goal, as our machines are designed for a long lifespan and we need to plan well into the future. By establishing long-term partnerships with our customers, we support them on their way to more sustainability— with newly developed, resource-efficient technologies and lifecycle services.”
Real reductions, tangible results
While many companies rely on carbon offsets to meet their sustainability objectives, Syntegon is taking a different approach. The company is committed to achieving real reductions in greenhouse gas emissions, focusing on practical, impactful changes to its operations and supply chain.
Reducing energy consumption is central to 40
Syntegon’s strategy. By designing machines that are more energy-efficient, Syntegon not only lowers emissions but also reduces the operating costs for its customers—a crucial factor in today’s competitive market.
Sustainability extends beyond machinery design to Syntegon’s entire supply chain. The company is integrating environmentally friendly materials, such as green steel, and adopting renewable energy sources for its production processes. This holistic approach ensures that sustainability is embedded at every stage, from manufacturing to the final product. “Thanks to our comprehensive goals, we are a reliable partner for customers who also set high standards for sustainability and increasingly expect the same from their suppliers,” says Torsten Türling, CEO of the Syntegon Group. “We share their values and actively support them in implementing a future-proof sustainability strategy.”
Transforming packaging efficiency at Bon Bon’s Wholesale
On the factory floor, the future of confectionery machinery is being shaped by technological advancements like ULMA Packaging’s FR200 Flow Pack machine, which was recently installed at Bon Bon’s Wholesale, a leading
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provider of luxury confectionery and snacks. This new addition has revolutionised Bon Bon’s operations, addressing production bottlenecks and inefficiencies while enhancing product quality and scalability.
Founded in 2007 and headquartered in
the Yorkshire town of Tockwith, Bon Bon’s Wholesale has built a reputation for offering high-quality, exclusive confectionery products to independent retailers. By combining exceptional products with attractive fixtures and merchandising strategies, the company delivers a comprehensive solution that helps retailers stand out from mainstream competition. However, as Bon Bon’s business scaled rapidly, so too did the operational hurdles that threatened to limit its growth. The rapid expansion of Bon Bon’s highlighted several inefficiencies in its
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