"We want to prepare for a climate-neutral future and want to use natural resources available for future value creation."

Climate change
Fine Foods is aware of the issue related to current goods and energy production patterns and their effect on climate, and it wants to be part of the solution. The Group has begun its decarbonisation process, calculating its carbon footprint and defining future activities to reduce it. This includes installing systems for energy self-production from renewable sources, purchasing green energy from the grid, making processes and plants more efficient. These are the main projects on which our climate strategy is based.

Waste management and resource circularity
Fine Foods puts the protection of the Environment and its inhabitants first. The company minimises the amount of waste it produces. Where it is impossible, it reduces the waste sent for disposal to a minimum, systematically favouring production process residues and waste recovery.

Water consumption management
Reducing the use of water resources is one of the objectives Fine Foods wants to achieve. For this reason, consumption is regularly monitored, and measures to reduce waste are systematically applied.

Air and water protection
Environment protection is strategically and ethically crucial for Fine Foods. The company adopts the necessary operating procedures and plant solutions to eliminate or reduce its impact on the ecosystems to a minimum.

Biodiversity
Protecting biological diversity is important to ensure the survival of animal and plant species, genetic diversity and natural ecosystems. Natural ecosystems provide clean air and water and contribute to food security and human health. Thanks to its Environmental and Climate Protection Policy Fine Foods is committed to protecting biodiversity.