Sustainability Summary

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

Royal Auping Sustainability Profile

Sustainability Summary

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

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Royal Auping is a Dutch bed and mattress company that presents sustainability as part of its business and communications. The available content shows the company taking part in sustainability-related programmes and sharing expertise on topics such as supply chain challenges, reducing CO₂ emissions, and improving engagement. It is also mentioned as a sustainability expert in an external learning programme. The source material does not provide a full company sustainability report, but it does show Auping being associated with ESG and sustainability leadership in a practical, business-focused context.

About Royal Auping

Status
Unverified

Website
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Employees
100 - 500

Country
Netherlands

Royal Auping Sustainability Actions

Joined KIEM sustainability programme

KIEM initiator Winne Benschop said they were "very proud of partnering with sustainability experts from prominent companies such as Royal Swinkels, Auping, Avebe, Fetim and Crisp." These experts will share their knowledge and practical experience, adding value to the program by making sustainable challenges and their solutions practical.

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Shared sustainability expertise

Day 1 of the KIEM Program, "The world of Sustainability" on 14 June 2024, listed Mark Groot Wassink, Director Sustainability & Innovation - Royal Auping, as one of the experts involved.

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Discussed CO₂ emissions

The KIEM programme description said the experts would cover "a wide range, from the ins and outs of tackling supply chain challenges to reducing CO₂ emissions and improving engagement, across various sectors."

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Joined Forestami project

The Armani Group post states that the company joined the City of Milan and Forestami in the Milano Green Circle 90/91 project, involving the renaturalisation of the route of the 90/91 trolleybus lines with the planting of 350 new trees and 60,000 shrubs and perennials.

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