The certification validates the proper implementation of the Environmental Management System.
Strengthening its sustainability practices, Artecola Colombia has obtained ISO 14001 certification, which recognizes the proper implementation of its Environmental Management System (EMS). This internationally recognized certification provides a framework for organizations to design and implement an EMS that continuously improves environmental performance. “This achievement reinforces Artecola’s commitment to responsible practices throughout the value chain, especially regarding environmental issues,” says Carlos Enrique Tache Pugliese, General Manager of Artecola Colombia.
By adhering to the standard, Artecola has the tools to ensure the adoption of proactive measures to minimize its environmental impact, comply with relevant legal requirements, and achieve its environmental objectives. The framework covers various aspects, from resource use and waste management to environmental performance monitoring and stakeholder engagement in environmental commitments. The company has declared itself Carbon Neutral since 2022, and more than 70% of its revenue comes from sustainable products.
THE COMPANY – Founded in 1948, Artecola produces sustainable adhesive solutions and thermoformable sheets for industrial, professional, and domestic use. This multilatina company, with plants in Brazil, Chile, Colombia, Mexico, and Peru, and operations across Latin America, is present in various sectors: footwear, agribusiness, automotive, paper and packaging, wood, and construction. Its business portfolio includes water-based adhesives, hot melt adhesives, silicones, sealants, PUR, and biomaterial technologies.
You can find more information about Artecola at www.artecola.com. In the “Artecola Sustainable” section, you can access the Annual Sustainability Report.
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