Sustainability
For the Bufab Group, sustainability means balancing environmental management, social progress, and economic success. Achieving this balance with C-parts is particularly challenging. This is where Bufab comes in.
You will find general sustainability information for the group here on bufabgroup.com and in the Annual and Sustainability Reports. More customer-focused information and values are found on sister company websites such as bufab.com.
A sustainable Bufab Group
We aim to be the leading global player in sustainability within our field. We are committed to providing our customers unparalleled support and becoming their preferred partner through innovative, sustainable solutions and dedicated service.
Why succeeding with C-parts is particularly challenging
In our business, a large number of items with unique specifications and quality demands are ordered from numerous suppliers worldwide. And each item usually has a low value.
These circumstances make it difficult for our customers to guarantee that the entire supply chain has been handled sustainably and ethically.
Benefit from our ongoing efforts to meet and exceed ambitious goals.
Sustainability in every aspect of our operations
As customers gradually increase demands on themselves and their suppliers, it will become more critical to have a responsible partner supplying C-parts.
Therefore, the sustainability perspective is present in every aspect of Bufab’s operations – from formulating and conducting our business to assessing risks. But also in how we act in the communities where we operate and how we behave toward each other. We seek to maintain the health, security, and safety of our employees, suppliers, and others affected by our operations.
Governing our sustainability agenda
Our Strategy governs Bufab’s sustainability agenda and is detailed in our Code of Conduct and policies for employees, the environment, quality, and anti-corruption.
They are all based on the UN Sustainable Development Goals and our commitments, having signed the UN Global Compact and the International Science-Based Targets Initiative (SBTi).