Sustainability and goals
What is ESG?
ESG is the acronym for Environmental, Social, and Governance. The term was adopted in 2004 in a Global Compact publication in partnership with the World Bank called Who Cares Wins. It emerges from a provocation by UN Secretary-General Kofi Annan to 50 CEOs of large financial institutions about how to integrate social, environmental, and governance factors in the capital market.*
The concept addresses the ability of companies to manage their impacts on the environment and people while directing their products and services on topics that are important to sustainability.
In addition to being a business driver for greater purpose and engagement with development agendas such as the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), consistent performance in ESG is also an effective way to manage risk and protect company value, consolidating and attracting investments.
*Official text of the UN Global Compact.
Beontag's ESG Goals
Promote sustainability across the value chain by offering sustainable products
GLM (Graphic and Label Materials)
85%
of sustainable products in our annual sales
DTE (Digital Transformation Enabler)
70%
of sustainable products in our annual sales
DTE (Digital Transformation Enabler) and GLM (Graphic and Label Materials)
100%
of certified paper used on products
Manage business impacts on the environment
GLM (Graphic and Label Materials) divert
90%
of landfill disposal
DTE (Digital Transformation Enabler) divert
100%
of landfill disposal
Promote gender equality in the workplace
50%
of woman in management positions and above
40%
of women in our workforce
2022 ESG Report
ESG Report
- 2021 ESG ReportDownload