Gunnebo Safe Storage launches sustainability white paper

Gunnebo Safe Storage launches sustainability white paper

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Gunnebo Safe Storage has published a new white paper titled ‘Embedding Sustainability into Business: From Principles to Practice’.

The new white paper examines how organisations can move beyond regulatory compliance to fully integrate environmental, social and governance principles into their operations.

Gunnebo Safe Storage white paper

According to Gunnebo Safe Storage, the white paper addresses the need for businesses to respond to climate change, evolving legislation and rising expectations from stakeholders.

It explores how sustainability can be embedded across supply chains, workforce development, materials innovation, governance and transparency.

Drawing on industry data and practical examples, it is said to highlight the transformation required to operate responsibly in a resource-constrained and interconnected world.

“Experiences and lessons learned”

“Sustainability is now a core measure of how strong and adaptable a business can be,” said Myriam Bevillon, Head of Research and Development, Quality and Sustainability, Gunnebo Safe Storage.

“It influences every decision we make, from the design of our products to the sourcing of materials and the way we operate our facilities.

“This white paper shares our experiences and lessons learned in creating change journey that is both practical and measurable. We hope it provides valuable insights that others in manufacturing and security can adapt to their own sustainability strategies.

“The paper positions sustainability as a driver of innovation, resilience and long-term value creation,” continued Bevillon.

“It reflects a belief that sustainability should be a shared responsibility, combining clear targets with collaborative action and continual learning.

“We collectively continue working to deliver positive change across global operations while contributing to progress in the wider security and manufacturing sectors.”

To download the white paper, click here.

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