For more than 100 years, SIGG has been manufacturing drinking bottles that can be seen all over the world. With innovative solutions, the Swiss company has succeeded in reducing the ecological footprint of its drinking bottles more and more over time.

Cauldron has always had sustainability at its core. The brand’s approach is to build a sustainable business that has a positive impact on people, the planet and our food system.

When most trade fairs were cancelled in the spring of 2020 due to the corona pandemic, Atelier Seitz GmbH, which specialized in trade fair construction, was faced with a financial challenge. It has overcome it in creative fashion.

Working with organically farmed products exclusively is the first step towards sustainability. However, the family business has set far more ambitious sustainability targets than that – it aims to minimise its impact on nature and the environment to the greatest possible extent.

As the world’s largest single manufacturer of wood-cased pencils, the group needs up to 150,000 metric tonnes of wood each year, which makes safeguarding a sustainable supply of resources one of the greatest challenges it faces.

Benugo started out in 1998 as a small café and has grown to a well-known catering business with over 50 locations across the UK.

What started as a project between the couple Werner and Gabi Zanier in 1969 is now a global company.