Embellence Group: ESG profile - ABG
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Continuous sustainability efforts across the board
Embellence Group constantly seeks to improve its sustainability efforts, with environmental product declarations, sustainability certifications and life cycle analyses of its products. For instance, all paper used in its production facility in Borås comes from FSC-certified suppliers, and all harvested trees are replanted. Furthermore, by using a water-based manufacturing process in Borås, the company is able to handle waste at its own treatment plant. Embellence has conducted several sustainability audits to measure its own progress in these areas. Furthermore, its production plant in Cervia, Italy (primarily used by Wall & Decó) has recently moved to a new facility with its own solar energy production. Additionally, the whole production line has been upgraded to eliminate solvents in the paint used. Wall & Decó has also released a vinyl-free alternative to its main range of products, to reduce its CO2-footprint.
ESG risks and opportunities
Embellence’s environmental impact is mainly related to its own production, and this is where the company focuses most of its ESG efforts. In terms of social issues, Embellence seeks to retain and gain key competencies, and thus has a continuous dialogue with employees regarding their working environment and well-being. In terms of governance issues, the main risk that could arise would be if the company were to outsource a larger part of production. An ESG opportunity for the company could be to report its environmental footprint at the group level, including the share of renewable sources.
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Embellence Group constantly seeks to improve its sustainability efforts, with environmental product declarations, sustainability certifications and life cycle analyses of its products. For instance, all paper used in its production facility in Borås comes from FSC-certified suppliers, and all harvested trees are replanted. Furthermore, by using a water-based manufacturing process in Borås, the company is able to handle waste at its own treatment plant. Embellence has conducted several sustainability audits to measure its own progress in these areas. Furthermore, its production plant in Cervia, Italy (primarily used by Wall & Decó) has recently moved to a new facility with its own solar energy production. Additionally, the whole production line has been upgraded to eliminate solvents in the paint used. Wall & Decó has also released a vinyl-free alternative to its main range of products, to reduce its CO2-footprint.
ESG risks and opportunities
Embellence’s environmental impact is mainly related to its own production, and this is where the company focuses most of its ESG efforts. In terms of social issues, Embellence seeks to retain and gain key competencies, and thus has a continuous dialogue with employees regarding their working environment and well-being. In terms of governance issues, the main risk that could arise would be if the company were to outsource a larger part of production. An ESG opportunity for the company could be to report its environmental footprint at the group level, including the share of renewable sources.
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