Responsibility

In 1972, the "Club of Rome" released a report titled "The Limits to Growth." This report explored five key elements that impact and ultimately constrain global growth: population growth, agricultural productivity, depletion of non-renewable resources, industrial production, and pollution. Despite receiving a varied range of responses, this report highlighted the importance of responsible behavior. Nowadays, various stakeholders such as consumers, employees, investors, suppliers, and communities hold high expectations for genuine corporate responsibility. Consequently, ethical business practices are increasingly becoming the norm. The United Nations Sustainable Development Goals offer a framework for corporate responsibility, serving as a guide for companies.

With reference to the sustainable development goals, PLT Innovations concentrates on the following areas to guide our responsibility actions:

Circular economy:

We want to increase the proportion of renewable and recycled raw materials and explore opportunities for reuse. Ourfeedstock comes from agro-residues that would otherwise often be burned. Using this type of feedstock significantly reduces the carbon footprint.

Innovation and sustainable products:

Our approach emphasizes resource efficiency throughout the value chain, coupled with intelligent design and utilization of products. By minimizing the use of petrochemicals in diverse applications and consumer goods, and substituting them with renewable energy sources, we significantly lower the overall carbon footprint. This approach also lessens the environmental impact.

Responsible employer:

Equality forms the foundation of a motivated and dedicated workforce, serving as a crucial element within the company. It fosters an inclusive environment that drives employee engagement and productivity.