R-Go Tools Sustainability - SustainabilityTracker.com

Sustainability Summary

This is an unclaimed profile. R-Go Tools has not joined Sustainability Tracker to verify their sustainability credentials. We gathered what we could from public sources.

What do our labels mean?

R-Go Tools is presented as a B Corp company focused on ergonomic peripherals and healthy working practices. The available sustainability-related content links the brand to product design with reduced environmental impact, including products made from recyclable materials, and to workplace ergonomics that support comfort and reduce strain. The company is also described as embedding sustainability into its products and processes, with attention to ESG criteria and responsible sourcing. Its sustainability position is centred on ergonomic design, product durability, and lower-impact technology solutions rather than broad environmental claims.

About R-Go Tools

Status
Unverified

Website
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Employees
5 - 25

Country
Netherlands

R-Go Tools Sustainability Actions

B Corp certified company

R-Go Tools is described as a B-Corp certified company. The fact that R-Go Tools is a certified B-Corp company speaks volumes about their commitment to high standards of social and environmental performance, transparency, and accountability.

Made ergonomic peripherals

R-Go Tools approached Ikonic with their line of ergonomic peripherals. Made from 85% recyclable materials, these products not only improve user comfort but are also designed with minimal environmental impact in mind.

Promoted healthy working practices

Perhaps you already noticed that this month has been declared Global Month of Ergonomics. It is a month in which the importance of healthy working practices is brought to the attention of both employers and employees. The ideal opportunity to take action and design workplaces in such a way that they are as healthy, comfortable and complaint-free as possible, whether in the office or at home.

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Shared workplace ergonomics guidance

Through various initiatives such as workshops and workplace surveys, you can learn how to improve your workplace with practical tips and tools for you personally. After all, a well-designed workplace should always be (or be able to be) adapted specifically to its user. This prevents pain and discomfort, increases comfort and ultimately boosts productivity.

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