Industry News Antalis publishes its ESG 2023 report
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he latest edition of Antalis’ ESG report sheds light on the progress made by the
group to achieve its ESG goals during 2023.
Antalis has implemented strategic actions and made improvements to demonstrate its commitment to integrating sustainable practices throughout its operations worldwide. Its efforts refl ect its ongoing ambition to make a positive contribution to environmental management, social responsibility and sound governance. The following has been achieved:
• Environment: improving warehouse energy effi ciency, offering sustainable alternatives, ensuring the sustainability of wood fi bre products, tackling greenhouse gas emissions and implementing solutions to reduce carbon footprint.
• Social: striving to achieve a ‘zero’ workplace accident rate, improving employee skills, sharing initiatives and promoting best practices within the Antalis Group, donations, sponsorships and charitable activities. • Governance: ensuring group transparency and alignment, risk assessments to guarantee sustainable sourcing from suppliers, and compliance with the highest international standards (ethics, labour, human rights, environment). With 4,200 employees and 105 logistics centres in 32 countries, Antalis is committed to meeting the challenges of climate change and decarbonisation and its progress has been recognised by a recent gold medal awarded by EcoVadis. Hervé Poncin, CEO, said: “More than ever, sustainability is a
SafetySigns4Less launches new bilingual safety signs
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t the end of July, a new comprehensive range of Welsh/ English bilingual safety signs was launched by SafetySigns4Less to meet the requirements of The Welsh Language (Wales) Measure 2011.
The bilingual signs cater to various safety needs, including fire safety, first aid, prohibition, caution/ warning, PPE, and general information. The Welsh/ English signs help businesses and organisations comply with legal requirements and promote inclusivity by supporting the Welsh language.
Available in durable aluminium composite, robust plastic, and flexible self-adhesive vinyl, these signs are built to withstand various environmental conditions. They are suitable for public businesses, government facilities, and private enterprises looking to support the Welsh community and enhance safety.
Customisable options are available to meet specific needs, ensuring that every business can find the perfect signage solution.
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Antalis’ latest ESG report sheds light on progress made to achieve its ESG goals
long-term performance driver for the Antalis Group and our shareholder KPP, our employees, customers and our business partners. “It allows us to translate our responsible identity into operational initiatives, processes and actions. We have a key role to play in the move towards a more sustainable economy and society.”
Director of Kazoo to take on Marathon Des Sables
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SafetySigns4Less has launched Welsh/English bilingual safety signs
Nicola Moore, marketing manager, said: “SafetySigns4Less is committed to delivering high-quality safety signage solutions that meet the latest standards and regulations. “The new range of Welsh/ English bilingual signs reflects a dedication to supporting bilingualism and enhancing safety across Wales. With a price promise, free delivery on orders over £25, and £500 instant credit, customers receive the best value and service.”
The Welsh Language (Wales) Measure 2011 ensures that Welsh is treated equally to English in public services and facilities.
imon Talbot, director at Kazoo, is embarking on a personal challenge by taking part in the Marathon Des Sables in Fuerteventura. The 70km run/ hike takes place in the rugged and steep landscape of the Spanish island over four days. Mr Talbot will be required to carry his own supplies weighing 8kg, including food, water and bedding, in 30°C heat. He said: “This is a challenge to take me way out of my comfort zone, but knowing that everyone has my back will keep me motoring on.
“Running is my escape. It helps me think and takes me away from pressures of life for a few hours while creating great leadership skills in my thoughts.” Over the years, Mr Talbot has used his running to engage with others, encouraging them to join him and aiding many with their mental health. He has raised over £20,000 for charities such as Cancer Research and Alzheimer’s. Mr Talbot will be taking on the Marathon Des Sables in Fuerteventura from Monday, September 30 to Thursday, October 3.
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