Additionally, the company’s Jababeka plant is LEED-certified (LEED is the Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design certification) as it has been built following LEED requirements. These requirements are based on an United States standard which defines excellence in design and building construction process aligned with sustainability, i.e. water and energy efficiencies, atmosphere management, materials and resources utilisation and environmental quality.

The company’s commitment to sustainability goes beyond these achievements. Environmental consciousness has always been at the heart of the Group’s operations, procedures and value chain. To make sure they deliver against their vision they have created a framework with four clear commitments which will help measure their progress. These commitments are supported by targets.

The first of these four pillars of commitment is Innovating Sustainably. This means the group will undertake innovation so that product formulas, as well as packaging will have less environmental impact. This is done by using renewable raw materials. The second of these pillars is Producing Sustainably, which encompasses aims in reducing waste, reducing water consumption and reducing CO2 emissions from plants and distributions centres and processes such as transportation.