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Our CSR Strategy

Our purpose and values underpin how we operate as a business. Sustainability is an important part of this and includes our approach to our environmental, social and governance (ESG) responsibilities.  We evaluate our ESG standards internally and externally and have partnered with independent industry experts including; EcoVadis, Investors in People, Feefo and BRC to give us an accurate picture of our performance.

 

Please click the tabs below to find out more about our Sustainability Strategy and performance.

Download our PCR bottles Factsheet HERE.
Find out more about BRC Global Standards HERE.
Download our PCR bucket Factsheet HERE.

Invopak and EcoVadis

As a leading supplier of packaging, we have a responsibility to operate our business in a sustainable and efficient way. We’ve partnered with the independent assessors EcoVadis, to help give us and our customers a clear view of how we’re doing.

We achieved a Silver rating on our first assessment, which is above the industry average, and means that we are already in the top 25% of businesses, but we know there’s more to do.

The EcoVadis sustainability rating focuses on four key areas; 

1) Sustainable Procurement
2) Environment
3) Labor & Human Rights 
4) Ethics

Scroll down to take a look at our progress in each area.

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United Nations Mission Statement

Our Environmental Policy Statement

At Invopak we are committed to improving our environmental performance and reducing the impact that we have on the world around us. As a family business, with a strong Values led Culture, we are committed to protecting the planet for future generations.


We will achieve this by:

  • Ensuring that we comply with all environmental legislation and regulations.
  • Researching and adopting environmental best practice across our teams and depots
  • Reviewing and debriefing the environmental impact of our activities
  • Committing to a programme of continual improvement in environmental performance
  • Encouraging and pursuing behavioral change both within and outside of our organisation.
  • Updating and investing in the systems within our business, in order to reduce our overall impact on the environment.

We continue to look for ways to make every part of our business as sustainable and environmentally responsible as possible.

Conflict Minerals Policy

Involvement Ltd is committed to sourcing components and materials from companies that share our values around human rights, ethics and environmental responsibility.

We support ending the violence and human rights violations in the mining of certain minerals from a location described as the “Conflict Region”, which is situated in the eastern portion of the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) and surrounding countries.

The definition of “conflict minerals” refers to gold, tin, tantalum, and tungsten, the derivatives of cassiterite, columbite-tantalite, and wolframite, regardless of where they are sourced, processed or sold.

We are committed to the responsible sourcing of conflict minerals throughout our supply chain and to continuing to comply with regulations surrounding conflict minerals.

Involvement’s policy is to be free of conflict minerals in all of our business activities.

Our commitment as a business is as follows:

  • To support the aims and objectives of EU legislation (2017/821) on the supply of conflict minerals.
  • To not procure conflict minerals that orginate from facilities within the conflict region or that are not deemed conflict free.
  • To ensure compliance and understanding across all employees and business activities.
  • To ensure our suplliers support our commitments to the policy via the following:
    A: Conducting appropriate due diligence to verify the country and origin of the materials used in the products supplied to us.
    B: Identify smelters in their supply chain via the Conflict Materials Reporting Template (CMRT), providing this to Involvement Ltd by 1st September each year.
    C: Declare their conflict minerals policy to ourselves which is consistent with the priciples, value and guidelines found with Involvement’s policy.

Involvement Ltd will assess a supplier’s willingness to comply with the policy in their procurement decisions. Involvement Ltd reserves the right to take appropriate action, including termination of the relationship, should performance standards not be met.