OUR COMMITMENTS
A COMMITTED, PROGRESSIVE, CONTINUOUS IMPROVEMENT APPROACH
OUR CERTIFICATIONS
OUR SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT GOALS
ENVIRONMENT
CARBON FOOTPRINT
We conducted our first carbon footprint assessment in 2021, thus charting our path towards reducing the impact of our operations.
Our goal: to stay below 2° by 2030, in line with the Paris Agreement.
ÉCO-CONCEPTION
We have been SHOP! ECO certified since 2015, which has allowed us to structure our approach and provide comprehensive training to our teams on eco-design.
We evaluate the impact of our POSM displays using the SHOP! SKOR tool, developped in partnership with point-of-sale marketing stakeholders, to conduct life cycle-analyses.
BIODIVERSITÉ
To contribute to the preservation of biodiversity by adopting a balanced approach to the extraction of forest products, we have been using FSC® certified wood, cardboard and paper for many years.
Since 2010, our Bléré production site has been FSC® certified.
RIGHTS AND WORKING CONDITIONS
RESPECT OF THE RIGHTS
Each entity within the group, as well as all our partners, adhere to the current legislation regarding human rights and working conditions in their respective countries.
HEALTH AND SAFETY
We train our employees for their well-being and health.
Daily stretching sessions are also organized by our production teams at the beginning of the shift, with the aim of preventing pain or the onset of musculoskeletal disorders.
Ensuring the safety of our colleagues remains a core priority, with a commitment to continuous improvement measured through indicators related to workplace accidents.
We maintain daily vigilance and act to reduce risks.
INCLUSION
- Gender pay gap indicator : 37/40
- Indicator for disparity in individual pay rase rates: 35/35
- Indicator for the percentage of female employees who received a raise in the year following their maternity leave: no calculable (due to the absence of maternity leave returns)
- Indicator for the number of underrepresented gender employees among the top 10 highest earners: 10/10
- TOTAL : 82/85
- As a result, our index stands at 96/100
RESPONSIBLE PURCHASING
REDUCING THE IMPACT OF OUR PURCHASING
Our carbon footprint is significantly impacted by our scope 3 emissions, where purchases of goods and services account for 76% of our carbon emissions. To address this issue, we have adjusted our responsible procurement policy by evaluating the entire lifecycle of our materials.
To balance aesthetics and environmental sustainability, we are taking action on two fronts: by exploring new materials internally and by collaborating with external suppliers.
THE COMMITMENT OF OUR SUPPLIERS
We stimulate our suppliers through challenges focused on creativity, innovation, social an environmental performance, as well as costs. Their expertise guides us to ensure fair sourcing in all our purchases.
We support our strategic suppliers in their transition, and we continue to advance by selecting new suppliers based on CSR criteria.
ETHICS
RESPECTING ALL STAKEHOLDERS
Our objective is to establish a zero-tolerance policy towards corruption, bridery and anti-competitive practices while maintaining transparency with our stakeholders.
Our employees, clients, and suppliers adhere to Codes of Conduct that prohibit corruption, preserve confidentiality and intellectual property rights, while also avoiding conflicts of interest and insider trading.
We treat our partners with fairness, respect, and honesty, thereby reinforcing trust and protecting their interests.
BUSINESS ETHICS
We treat our clients with fairness, honesty, and confidentiality. We preserve their confidential information and intellectual property rights through non-disclosure agreements. Our tream meticulously respects the confidentiality of exchanges, whether verbal, written, or electronic.
Traceability is ensured by the recording of all files and the concordance between purchase orders and quotations. Furthermore, we provide our clients with certificates of material destruction, with their logo, for each opperation of this kind.
We ensure equal treatments of suppliers based on objective criteria. A validation procedure covers all expenses incurred by our employees with suppliers, regardless of the amount. Our daily commitment prevents anti-competitive practices to maintain supplier diversity. Business relationships are free from conflicts of interest with our stakeholders.