Friedland acknowledges the environment as a business issue. In pursuit of business successes, the company recognises the need to conduct its activities in an environmentally responsible manner.
The company is concerned with the need to find solutions to potentially adverse environmental impacts of our business activities and is committed to the prevention of pollution and a programme of continuous improvement.
The company believes that the impact its activities may have on the environment are not confined to our manufacturing processes or indeed within the confines of our site facilities. Rather they can be spread over the life cycle of a product or service, and may contribute to adverse environmental effects in a number of indirect ways. From production of raw material through to end of life disposal of a product, we aim to minimise harm to the environment in every aspect over which we have an influence.
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