Sustainability report 2022

The strive of excellence in supplying qualitative products, the attention paid to all the people collaborating with us, day in, day out and the protection of the environment have always been the key principles inspiring our company’s growth.
With our first sustainability report we want to tell our story, our daily commitment and the objectives we set ourselves to pursue our route towards sustainability.
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Sustainability Report 2022
Plastic no more

Plastic no more

Plastic No More is a project entailing tangible actions to reduce the use of plastics. The project was launched in 2018, and is developed by Olitalia Group in partnership with the Zoological Station “Anton Dohrn” of Naples at the forefront, represented by its scientific coordinator - Professor Silvestro Greco - followed by other important players such as Slow Food International, the University of Gastronomic Sciences of Pollenzo, Polieco, Coripet.
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THE COMPANY'S GREEN PATH

Olitalia’s eco-sustainable path has led it to undertake the Plastic No More project.

Sustainability and trying to limit its environmental impact are part of the company’s DNA. For example, from July 2018, 100% of our supply of purchased electricity comes from renewable sources. Two photovoltaic systems provide total power of 377.85 KW. From an environmental point of view, every KW produced by a photovoltaic source avoids burning 0.25 kg of oil and the emission of 0.3-0.7 kg of CO2 into the atmosphere. Starting from November 2018, we began the process of replacing our production plant lighting with an LED system, a project that will be completed during 2019 and be extended to include warehouses and new office space currently under construction.

ELIMINATE DISPOSABLE PLASTIC USE

In line with the recent European Parliament rules abolishing single-use plastic items, Olitalia aims to reduce the use of plastic mainly in finished product packaging through weight reduction, R-PET and biodegradable alternatives. Moreover, within the company offices, disposable plastic materials such as glasses, plates, cutlery, and straws have been eliminated. Vending machines no longer offer plastic bottles, while hot drinks are served in paper cups with wooden stirrers.
Plastic no more