We are now a certified B Corp
Our commitment to sustainability has been confirmed by obtaining the B Corp Certification.
As B Corp we are part of a global movement of companies that respect high standards of social and environmental impact and are committed to an inclusive, fair and regenerative economic model.
In a responsible and transparent way we work to create a business that has a positive impact on people, the community and the environment around us.
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We are FSC certified: what does it mean?
The Forest Stewardship Council (or FSC for short) is an international non-profit NGO, which has created an internationally recognized forest certification system.
The certification has as its purpose the correct forest management and the traceability of derived products. In practice, it guarantees that the raw material used to make a product in wood, paper or cardboard comes from forests where strict environmental, social and economic standards are respected.
The forest of origin has been independently controlled and assessed in accordance with these standards (principles and criteria of good forest management), established and approved by the Forest Stewardship Council® a.c., through the participation and consent of the interested parties.
Carbonsink: a future with fewer emissions
Carbonsink, due to the experience gained in recent years, has become a leader in the development of projects for the mitigation of climate change, every single phase of the projects monitored in order to ensure compliance with quality standards and a correct measurement and certification of the reduction of CO2eq emissions, thus reducing its ecological footprint.
In particular, Carbonsink deals with:
Design and implementation of sustainable development projects capable of generating carbon credits on the regulated (CERs) and voluntary (VERs) market in accordance with the highest international standards;
Support to the design and implementation of project initiatives in developing countries in the field of renewable energies, energy efficiency, forestation, sustainable agriculture, and waste management.