DyStar is to announce the release of its third annual Sustainability Report. The report provides a valuable insight into DyStar’s progress and initiatives towards sustainability during 2012, following the guidelines of Global Reporting Initiative GRI3.1.
On the basis of the GRI application level criteria, the 2012 report has been self-declared as a Level B report, which also includes its performance on the United Nations Global Compact (UNGC) Ten Principles, which the company endorsed in 2011.
“Our holistic approach towards sustainability and relentless efforts to achieve our goals resulted in significant improvements through the year 2012”, says Harry Dobrowolski, CEO of DyStar.
Some key points include the company’s reduction of its GHG emissions by approximately 13% which is a great step towards its internal target of a 20% reduction by 2020. The success of DyStar’s initiatives has further affirmed the company’s dedication to providing the most sustainable solutions and products to meet customers’ needs, while protecting the environment.
Based on a twin-track approach towards sustainability, Dr. Charu Jain, DyStar’s Global Sustainability Manager elaborated, ““First we reduce our own impact by being responsible in the use of resources. Secondly, while delivering the best quality products to our customers, we also assisted them in decreasing their own environmental and social footprint through the use of clean, safe and efficient products and Best Available Technology”
“The publication of the 2012 Report underlines the fact that Sustainability Reporting will continue to play a significant role in DyStar’s of its sustainability strategy as it helps us to engage with all our stakeholders and to maintain our leadership in this area of work”, notes Dr. Jain.
ABOUT DYSTAR
With over a century of heritage, DyStar is a leader in both product and application innovation for the textileand leather industries. From being specialised in coloration, the business has since evolved into asustainable solution provider, offering the industry an extensive range of colorants, auxiliaries and services.
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