Waste management
Within our Environmental Management System, Scavolini has progressively implemented waste separation and classification activities aimed at increasing the share sent for recovery. In the, the company managed approximately
25 waste codes listed in the European Waste Catalogue (EWC codes), successfully directing over 95% of total generated waste by weight to recovery operations (“R”). The proportion sent for final disposal (“D”) was below 5%. These data are tracked through the documentation required by the applicable waste legislation, including waste identification forms, loading and unloading registers, the annual MUD declaration, and RENTRI reporting where applicable. Regulatory documentation is available for verification, within the limits permitted by law and by company confidentiality requirements
25 waste codes listed in the European Waste Catalogue (EWC codes), successfully directing over 95% of total generated waste by weight to recovery operations (“R”). The proportion sent for final disposal (“D”) was below 5%. These data are tracked through the documentation required by the applicable waste legislation, including waste identification forms, loading and unloading registers, the annual MUD declaration, and RENTRI reporting where applicable. Regulatory documentation is available for verification, within the limits permitted by law and by company confidentiality requirements