
Agrumaria Reggina's has unveiled its first Sustainability Report titled "Heritage and Innovation. Enhancing our Impact."
The report (agrumariareggina.it/ourimpact) is said to mark a significant milestone in the company’s ongoing journey toward sustainability, encapsulating a deep commitment to environmental and social responsibility at the core of its corporate vision and daily operations.
Agrumaria Reggina partnered with NATIVA, approaching to the Benefit model and the B Corp framework. This partnership is said to have enabled Agrumaria Reggina to measure itself against the global B Impact Assessment framework and develop a robust international sustainability strategy with NATIVA's support.
Key Insights from the Sustainability Report
The report details a comprehensive sustainability strategy and highlights the improvements Agrumaria Reggina aims to achieve:
- Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy Production: Agrumaria Reggina has increased energy savings by more than 20% through conservation and energy efficiency measures. Furthermore, the company has initiated the production of renewable energy.
- Waste Management: The company has activated recovery and recycling programs for paper, plastic, glass, and metals, ensuring the responsible disposal of hazardous waste.
- Collaborations with partners such as NATIVA, WAMI, Policom, and ODDS have enabled the development of innovative and sustainable behaviors and products that respect the planet and enhance global well-being.
- Ethical and Sustainable Agriculture: 21% of Agrumaria Reggina's oranges come from GlobalG.A.P.-certified crops, guaranteeing ethical and sustainable agricultural practices.
"We are delighted to share this important milestone in our sustainability journey," said Felice Chirico, CEO and CCO at Agrumaria Reggina. "Our commitment to environmental and social responsibility is reflected in every aspect of our operations, and this report is a testament to our dedication to making a positive impact. We invite everyone to join us in this significant endeavor."