"Please eat up after reading"
The idea behind the report
On the one hand, the content of the report shows that Franke operates in an environmentally friendly manner. On the other hand, the form of the report should also reflect sustainability. This is why Franke and Swisscontent have made the publication edible. This means that only substances that can be fully returned to the biological cycle were used for printing. This means that the report is also safe to consume. The edible products listed in the report illustrate this concept.
A pinch of wit
"The new concept with its predominant green tones conveys freshness, health and sustainability. And the edibility of the report underlines this philosophy with a pinch of humor," says Gérard Moinat, Senior Project Manager Swisscontent. Franke is very satisfied with the product: "We have received many positive reactions to the report," says Kirill Bourovoi, Manager Group Sustainability Franke Group. "The new concept has been very well received. "The report meets the requirements of the Global Reporting Initiative (GRI) in accordance with the GRI Standards Option Core. GRI is an internationally independent organization that helps companies, governments and other organizations understand and communicate their impact on critical sustainability issues such as climate change, human rights and corruption. The publication is also the progress report for the United Nations Global Compact. The mission of the United Nations Global Compact is to mobilize sustainable businesses and stakeholders globally for a better world.
