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SPAR helps with useful advice the health protection of its employees

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SPAR gives a helping hand by a health protection guide made with the involvement of experts to its more than 13 000 employees in order to protect their health. The guide provides advice to be considered and basic practical tasks.

„SPAR Hungary, as one of the largest employers of the country, helps its more than 13 000 employees in the period of pandemic as well. In order to protect the health of our employees, we provide continuously from the first days of the spread of coronavirus masks, gloves and disinfectants and we also pay the attention to precise information in connection with the pandemic. We send to all of our employees our guide called „To protect our health”, which contains the most important information. Doctors and specialists in mental hygiene participated in the compilation of the guide in order to guarantee the authenticity of its content” – said Márk Maczelka, Head of Communication at SPAR.

The safety of employees is essentially important to the retail chain also during the period of coronavirus-epidemic, for which it took and will take all measures that can be expected. Beyond providing protective equipment – masks, gloves, disinfectants – the company has installed plexiglass to the cashdesks against breath, separated the shifts from each other in its production plants, multiplied the number of daily cleanings and disinfections, moreover, where it was possible, it provided the opportunity of work in home office regarding employees in the centre. Parallel to the practical protection, precise and professional information is similarly important. The 32-page guide „To protect our health – useful advice during an epidemic” was made with the involvement of experts specialized in the field of epidemic, doctors and specialists in mental hygiene by relying on facts and authentic research results.

The clear informational guide contains all of the necessary information from the basic information about the coronavirus, through the most important things to do in case of a possible infection, until the most essential tasks of health protection.

 

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Our newest member is the Arval Hungary

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Our newest member is Arval Hungary which was founded in 2003. The managing director of the company is Gwénael Cevaer, the number of employees is 48 and the net sales in 2019 on a group level were 471,4 million euros. Regarding the company’s core business, it provides B2B long-term rental solutions for vehicles and fleet management, as well as corporate mobility products.

In relation to sustainability and sustainable development, the main element of their strategy is the education of their customers in conscious driving and sustainable vehicle usage, as well as the provision and development of services that can support this. Their strategic goal is to significantly increase the share of alternative, environmentally friendly powertrains in the vehicle fleets operated by Arval. Their group has a globally defined CSR and sustainability strategy that aligns with the global CSR and sustainability strategy and policies of their parent company, the BNP Paribas Group. Their ambition in terms of CSR and energy conversion is reflected in the fact that regarding their 500.000 electric cars in their fleet in 2025 they have set a goal of a 30% reduction in their CO2 emissions compared to 2020 and plan to continue to operate in a carbon neutral way. In Hungary, Arval also has a local CSR strategy in line with the global plan, due to which they have participated in reforestation and garbage collection campaigns, among other things, and are looking forward to implement new activities this year and in the future.

Their company introduced the KYC (Know Your Customer) process in 2017, which ensures that all parties respect, among other things, human rights during their business cooperation. In 2020, their group issued its first global CSR report, which includes data from all countries.

By joining BCSDH, they would like to reaffirm their commitment to sustainable development and moreover to strengthen such activities and communication.

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Our newest member is the ALD Automotive

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Our newest member is ALD Automotive Hungary. The managing director of the company, founded in 2002, is Olena Tymofiyiva, its sales revenue in 2019 was 27 billion HUF with 102 employees.

ALD Automotive is the subsidiary of Societé Générale Group dealing with leasing and fleet management. Its experiences and reputation make it one of the leading companies in the sector. The team of ALD Automotive offers cost effective solutions to its customers, while fully observing the requirements of environment protection.

As of their Move 2025 strategic plan, they want to be the global leader in sustainable mobility solutions, and will place people and corporate social responsibility at the heart of the business model. Their sustainability approach for CSR, includes shaping the future of sustainable mobility, being a committed and responsible employer by raising the share of women in management bodies to 35%, implementing, and reducing the company’s internal environmental footprint by 30% by 2025 from 2019 levels.

Due to the COVID-19 pandemic they have ensured all employees have the option to work from home if needed, based on current regulations and advisory. They trained 1 certified first-aid provider colleague for every 10 colleagues. As in Code of Conduct, wage equality is provided for all employees at ALD Automotive Hungary, they have retired and disabled employees and all measures are taken for their comfort at work.

Since 2018 ALD Automotive Hungary is evaluated by Ecovadis every year, assessing CSR and sustainable procurement. This result places their company among the top 25 percent of companies assessed by EcoVadis. ALD Automotive surveys all entities every year and prepares the Planétic report including: evaluation of office buildings, energy consumption, paper usage, transport of employees, waste management, water consumption.

They would like to become a member to have an opportunity to get recent updates related to sustainability initiatives, environmental and social projects in the country, to be able to share ALD Automotive knowledge and background, as well as network and participate in common projects.

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HR strategies for 2021 on the Hungarian labour market

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Our free downloadable report available in both Hungarian and English provides insight into detailed Hungarian data of Randstad HR Trends Survey 2021. research about employers’ plans for human resources.

Download it from here.

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SPAR has decreased by almost a hundred tonnes the quantity of sugar used for the production of its own-brand products

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The store has committed itself to popularize health-conscious lifestyle and the diet supporting it. The initiative called „Less sugar – more vitality! doubled by now the 50 tonnes of sugar quantity reduction which was reached in the starting year, in 2019.

„Food products supporting healthy lifestyle and diet are getting an increasing role in the SPAR product range. Satisfying the needs of our customers, we offer even more salt- and sugar-reduced, free from preservatives and additives food products appropriate for a special diet. Besides our continuously increasing and renewable selection of products, we support with the help of SPAR Lifestyle programme our customers to create their healthy lifestyle. It is especially important that the 50 tonnes of sugar reduction reached by our programme, „Less sugar – more vitality!” started for two years, has been doubled: the quantity of added sugar in our own-brand products being domestically developed or deriving from international purchase was reduced by 97 tonnes by the end of 2020” – said Márk Maczelka, Head of Communication at SPAR.

In 2019, SPAR Hungary decided to reduce the quantity of sugar used for the production of its own-brand products, which are sold in its stores. The fast 100 tonnes of added sugar reduction in the affected product groups being in its product range – among which we can find beverages, juices, energy drinks, syrups, ice cream, sweet cereal and dairy produces, muesli and cereal bars, ketchups and biscuits – is a significant result, which contributes to the creation of a diet supporting healthy lifestyle.

04.03.2021
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Batteries, plastics, renewable raw materials: new ideas for the circular economy

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In a circular economy, the aim is to avoid waste, reuse products and recover resources. “Companies that can provide solutions for the transformation to a circular economy will have a crucial competitive advantage,” said Dr. Martin Brudermüller, Chairman of the Board of Executive Directors and Chief Technology Officer of BASF, speaking about the circular economy, a key issue of the future in society and in politics at the first BASF digital Research Press Conference. BASF has therefore launched a new Circular Economy Program. By the year 2030, the company aims to double its sales generated with solutions for the circular economy to €17 billion. To achieve this, the company is concentrating on three action areas: circular feedstocks, new material cycles and new business models. As of 2025, BASF aims to process 250,000 metric tons of recycled and waste-based raw materials annually, replacing fossil raw materials.

Battery recycling: Closing the loop in e-mobility

According to experts, more than 1.5 million metric tons of battery cells from electric vehicles will have to be disposed of in the year 2030. In addition, there is scrap from the production of cells and cathode active materials as well as their precursors. These contain valuable resources such as lithium, cobalt and nickel. With battery recycling, these raw materials can be reclaimed and reprocessed. To recycle lithium-ion batteries, they are first dismantled and shredded, which creates a substance called “black mass.” It is currently possible to recover raw materials from black mass using various chemical processes. This reduces the carbon footprint of the battery metals by at least 25 percent compared to mining from natural deposits.

Until now, however, this process has been very energy-intensive or has created large volumes of salts that require disposal. In addition, the yield of raw materials is still too low. BASF is developing a new highly efficient chemical process with numerous advantages: It can recover high-purity lithium from the batteries with high yields, it prevents waste and it further reduces the carbon footprint compared to existing processes.

In this way, BASF supports the European Commission’s goals of establishing a sustainable European battery value chain. The BASF recycling process can play an important role in the creation of a circular economy for batteries in Europe.

Additives to improve plastics recycling

For plastics as well, BASF researchers are working on ways to more efficiently close material loops. According to a study by the consulting firm  Conversio, around   250 million metric tons of plastic waste are globally generated per year. Only around 20 percent of this plastic is recycled, thus keeping the material in circulation. In mechanical recycling, waste plastics are shredded and melted to make recyclate, which is then used to make new products. However, this material is not suitable for many applications without further processing. One reason is that repeated use and processing often damage the polymer chains so much that the plastic becomes brittle or yellowed. Another reason is that plastic waste is often made up of a mixture of different plastic types which cannot be separated from each other. For example, beverage bottles are made of polyethylene terephthalate (PET), while their lids are usually made of polypropylene (PP). Such mixtures of incompatible plastics have a significantly negative impact on quality.

BASF researchers have addressed these problems by developing various plastic additive packages to specifically stabilize and improve the quality of recycled materials. Solutions such as compatibilizers will enhance the mechanical properties of polymer mixtures. This upgrades mechanically recycled plastics and the products made from them in a plastics cycle.

Plastic waste becomes a new feedstock for the chemical industry

Each year, 200 million metric tons of plastic waste worldwide go unrecycled. An important complement to mechanical recycling is chemical recycling, which takes a different approach to creating a circular economy for plastics. Chemical recycling transforms plastic waste into secondary raw materials, for example, through a thermochemical process called pyrolysis. The output of this process is pyrolysis oil, which can be used by the chemical industry to make new products. The advantages of this process are that it can also recycle mixed and unclean plastic waste streams. Moreover, products made from pyrolysis oil are indistinguishable from conventional products, so they can be deployed in even the most demanding applications. This means that, for the first time ever, automotive components, medical devices and even food packaging can be made from this kind of plastic waste.

To advance this promising technology, BASF launched its ChemCyclingTM project in 2018. Together with cooperation partners, BASF researchers are working on further developing and improving the process to produce pyrolysis oil from mixed plastic waste. Developing suitable catalysts for the new process technology is an important aspect of this. These catalysts aim to ensure that high-purity pyrolysis oil is always produced, even when the composition of the plastic waste varies.

More information about the presentations at the Research Press Conference and further examples relating to the circular economy at BASF can be found at: basf.com/research-press-conference

 

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Diversity at Dreher

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At Dreher Breweries we are proud of our nearly 170-year history, the Dreher heritage: building on local communities with a strategy of adaptation in mind, our company has passed on the tradition of brewing across generations and it permeates our operations to this day. Thanks to this heritage, people not only buy beer with Dreher, but also a piece of history, a way of thinking and a philosophy. All of this has repercussions on our staff members, who are proud of the Dreher heritage and of the Dreher team. That’s why we often emphasize that at Dreher we brew experiences, not only beer.

Our goal is to continue to build on this special heritage even in the 21st century, part of which is to pay close attention to the diversity and tolerance that have become integral parts of our modern corporate culture and strategy. For us, this is important from several aspects, as it means not only gender equality, but also the creation of appropriate and recognized jobs for up to four different generations. We are proud that there is no discrimination within the company with regard to gender, age, nationality or anything else, and we support the strengthening of an inclusive culture.

In addition, together with several international companies and Asahi Europe and International, the CEO of Dreher Breweries signed in March the commitment entitled “The LEAD Network Pledge 2020”, which, in line with our 2030 sustainability commitments, aims to create gender balance and promote diversity in the workplace.

Éva Kreiter, HR Director of Dreher Breweries and Gábor Békefi, CEO of Dreher Breweries hold the signed commitment

The commitment, which can be read HERE, was signed by Gábor Békefi, CEO of Dreher Breweries, accompanied by the following quote:

“Since 1854, diversity and inclusion have been firmly anchored in our history and corporate culture. Though we were given a multi-generational team as a legacy, generational, gender and knowledge diversity has become the fundament of our modern corporate culture and people strategy. We believe that different views from different colleagues deliver a rich flow of ideas and a variety of approaches to drive innovation and create an inclusive and future-proof workplace.”

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The electric car charger network of SPAR is extended further

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The retail store chain is constantly looking for and applying such innovative solutions with which it contributes to environmental sustainability and provides quality service to the customers. In the spirit of this, SPAR with its professional partner extends further its electric charger station network.

In the framework of the cooperation made in 2019 between SPAR and NKM Mobilitás Kft. (National Public Utilities Mobility Ltd.), Mobility installed by the end of January 2020 in the area of the retail store chain at 17 sites 33 AC-chargers with the capacity of 2×22 kW, which could be occupied from 1st February 2020 by the customers using electric cars.

„The electric car charger stations installed by SPAR have an important role in the sustainability programme of the company and also in the development of the customer experience. The charger devices contribute to the reduction of the environmental pressures and help the customers arriving to the SPAR and INTERSPAR stores. In the following period, the number of electric cars is increasing further in Hungary, and we also adapt to the changing circumstances, therefore with the cooperation of our professional partner, NKM Mobilitás Kft., we are continuously extending our electric charger stations” – said Márk Maczelka, Head of Communication at SPAR. He emphasized that during 2020, the electric car charger network was extended further. As a result of the companies’ cooperation, in the parking lot of 20 new selected super- and hypermarkets – by the order and financing of the store chain – 48 similar to the previous ones AC-quick chargers with maximum charging capacity of 2×22 kW will be connected to the system. After the closing of the project, more than 80 charger devices with double charger head will be available in the parking lots of 37 stores of the SPAR-group for the customers arriving with electric cars.

Besides the service of electric car users and support of driving electric cars, the environmental aspects have also great importance. The accelerating development of charger stations contributes to the reduction of the environmental pressures. The first device was installed in 2019, in the meantime until 31st October 2020, the drivers loaded 16 352 kWh energy that is enough to drive nearly 90 000 zero emission kilometres. With the energy loaded with the SPAR chargers, a today’s new modern electric car (considering the 13 kWh/100 km capacity) could have circled the Earth even three times.

 

 

 

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SPAR is looking for emerging Hungarian suppliers

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This time, the exciting Hungaricool products can get to the shelves from the TV screen. The Among Sharks business show goes on on RTL Klub. This year, the Hungaricool by SPAR product competition also joins to the show, the winners of which with their new, marketable products can reach the shelves of INTERSPAR hypermarkets as well.

In the popular business show of RTL Klub, internationally recognized investors, the Sharks are waiting for entrepreneurs who would like to challenge, revive their business or present their creative product. To this year’s season of the show joins the Hungaricool by SPAR competition, in the framework of which the producers who enter the show and successfully qualify themselves in the first round also can enter the competition of the store chain with their products of food industry or other products being able to be sold in hypermarkets.

„It is a high priority for SPAR Hungary to support the domestic products and their producers.  The purpose of our Hungaricool by SPAR product competition started last year was to find domestic small entrepreneurs producing high quality products of food industry and to give them an opportunity to introduce themselves in such way that helps the development of their brand, business. Our competition continues this year as well, this time we joined to one of the most popular business shows and extended the scope of competition categories into which entry are allowed. In this way together, we can give more opportunities to the new products because besides the appearance on national television in prime time, the winners of Hungaricool can appear on the shelves of INTERSPAR stores” – said Márk Maczelka, Head of Communication at SPAR.

The commercial channel and SPAR Hungary encourage the owners of new imaginative products using specific solutions in ingredients, production and/or packaging, can be found in the Hungarian market but possibly cannot be available in retail network to apply to the show and by this to get an opportunity to participate in the Hungaricool by SPAR competition.

Information is available about the details of Hungaricool by SPAR and the method of the application on the following website: www.hungaricool.hu

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How Unilever will help to build a more equitable and inclusive society

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Unilever has a long history of driving social change, from improving the health and wellbeing of more than 1 billion people, to enhancing the livelihoods of millions under the Sustainable Living Plan. That’s why they’re announcing a set of ambitious commitments and actions to help build a more equitable and inclusive society.

 

 

These include:

• Ensuring that everyone who directly provides goods and services to Unilever earns at least a living wage or income by 2030.
• Spending €2 billion annually with suppliers owned and managed by people from under-represented groups, by 2025.
• Helping 5 million small and medium-sized businesses to grow through access to skills, finance and technology, by 2025.
• Increasing the number of diverse people involved in the production of our advertisements, both on screen and behind the camera.
• Ensuring that our employees are reskilled or upskilled, and have access to flexible employment options by 2030.
• Equipping 10 million young people with essential skills to prepare them for job opportunities, by 2030.

“The two biggest threats that the world currently faces are climate change and social inequality,” says Unilever CEO Alan Jope. “The past year has undoubtedly widened the social divide, and decisive and collective action is needed to build a society that helps to improve livelihoods, embraces diversity, nurtures talent and offers opportunities for everyone.”

Inclusion is at the heart of the global sustainable development agenda, with its central ambition being to ‘leave no one behind’. So building diversity and inclusion within and beyond our business supports a range of the UN’s Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). This has been part of our DNA since Unilever was formed more than a century ago. And it’s integral to our strategy today: to contribute to a fairer and more socially inclusive world with brands that champion human rights, stand up for equality and distribute value fairly.

Find out more here.

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