By working with recycled material and ISO-certified producers we have accomplished something. Is it enough?
As of today, yes. As of tomorrow, no. Our enviromental policy may seem vague to some, but perfectly clear to us.
Currently we are trying to find ways around the usual challenges smaller companies have with intermodal freights. To accomplish that we have learned that we need to work smarter with planning and scheduling. Small volumes also means that we need to collaborate with people and companies who share our vision. We aim to go intermodal with all our shipments from factory to warehouse before 2025 to reduce our footprint.
The single most important thing to us as a company is progression. To not conform to the way things are usually done.
At times it’s frustrating, but it’s also so much more rewarding when you follow through on something that you have not done before. Learning, talking about, listening and feeling that the small step you just took towards something different and new is inspiring.
You get a pretty rowdy crew when you put together professional skiers, a world class production team with a couple of swedish engineers. When we share knowledge and learn from each other, we feel that we move towards the future we want to enter.
This is a start that we are proud of, and by constantly pushing ourselves and evaluate new materials, our design and overall footprint we are able to push ourselves in a direction that will keep us inspired over time.
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