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Certified sustainability

Certified sustainability

As a manufacturing company, Schüco is aware that its economic activities have effects on the environment and that it therefore has an obligation to nature and to succeeding generations in terms of resources and environmentally-friendly trade. This means that not only do the Schüco systems underlie the basic principles of sustainable product development, but the employees also make a contribution to minimising the impact on the environment through their responsible day-to-day actions.


 

Clearly documented sustainability

Sustainability reports

Based on the guidelines of the internationally established standard of the Global Reporting Initiative (GRI), our sustainability reports provide information on how sustainability is organised at Schüco, balances the company's economic, ecological and social activities, and defines objectives for the future.

Our motivation, our contribution

Brochures Sustainability

Find out more about the sustainability measures Schüco is undertaking to tackle the global challenges of our time.

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