Our quality, environment, occupational health and safety, packaging safety and FSC policy is;

     

     • To meet the expectations of our customers and to increase customer satisfaction,

     • To carry out all our activities in accordance with national and international legal requirements,

     • To disseminate our quality, occupational health and safety, environment and packaging safety policy to all our stakeholders, especially our employees,

     • To produce clean and safe products at every stage of production; starting from the raw material entry; identifying hazards, providing cleaning and hygiene training to personnel, performing routine GMP checks and to provide safe packaging to our customers.

     

     • To continuously improve the performance of management systems,

     • To plan regular trainings in order to raise the awareness of our employees and to create a culture open to continuous improvement,

     • To create a healthy and safe working environment by considering OHS hazards and managing risks,

     • To protect the environment and to prevent pollution at its source by considering the environmental aspects of all our activities,

     • To take measures to reduce our waste, to use raw materials, energy and natural resources efficiently,

     • To produce clean, safe products suitable for human health at every stage of production, starting from the entry of raw materials, and to offer quality packaging to our customers,

     • To integrate and manage quality, environment, occupational health and safety, packaging safety and management systems in order to achieve continuous and permanent success and to set an example in the packaging industry.

 

     • To avoid a direct or indirect involvement in;

     • The  Illegal logging and trade in wood or forest products,

     • The violation of regional rules and human rights during forestry activities,

     • The destruction of environmental protection values during forestry activities,

     • The non-forest use or plantation of forests,

     • Placing genetically modified organisms on the market during forestry activities,

     • The violation of ILO rules