Sustainability
Marverti-Righi® supports the European Green Deal by involving customers and suppliers in the agri-food sector to promote eco-sustainable growth.
Marverti-Righi® is at the forefront of supporting and implementing the ambitious "European Green Deal," a crucial pact for the sustainable future of Europe and our planet. This agreement extends to customers and suppliers in the agri-food sector, promoting an eco-sustainable growth model.
As a leading distributor in Italy of 4.0 Systems and Technologies for agri-food supply chains, we focus on key areas such as meat and cured meats, fish, dairy, fruit and vegetables, baked goods, pasta, pastry, ice cream, catering, gastronomy, and large-scale retail. We recognize the importance of the European Green Deal guidelines and align ourselves with the new vision of a circular economy, aimed at sustainable and innovative development to combat the current climate crisis.
The climate crisis is the result of several critical factors, including unsustainable consumption patterns based on oil and coal, the rapid loss of biodiversity, the rampant consumption of natural soil, air pollution in large urban areas, and the degradation of water resources in terms of quantity and quality.
All our carefully revised and updated catalogs present a wide range of new products and provide constant updates to promote eco-sustainable growth. Marverti-Righi® is deeply committed to actively contributing to the implementation of the objectives of the European Green Deal:
1. **Achieve zero greenhouse gas emissions by 2050:** An ambitious goal that requires total commitment to minimizing environmental impact.
2. **Strengthen the eco-sustainability of the EU economy:** Targeted interventions in key sectors such as energy, industry, construction, mobility, and agriculture to ensure a transition to a more sustainable society.
3. **Encourage the production of sustainable and repairable goods:** A new action plan for the circular economy is essential to promote the production of goods that respect the environment and are durable over time.
The plan is primarily aimed at sectors with high waste production and intensive resource exploitation, such as textiles, construction, electronics, plastics, vehicles, and packaging. We encourage reuse, recycling of secondary materials, and separate waste collection, actively contributing to this ambitious shift towards a greener and more sustainable future.
Our commitment to this path is a fundamental pillar of the Marverti-Righi® philosophy, and we invite you to explore with us the opportunities for sustainable growth for the well-being of our planet and future generations. Read on and discover how you can be part of this green revolution with Marverti-Righi®.
Information and interesting facts about the Green Deal
The European Green Deal is an ambitious action plan by the European Union aimed at transforming the economy sustainably, with the goal of achieving net-zero greenhouse gas emissions by 2050. It is crucial as it addresses the climate crisis by promoting green economic growth, reducing pollution, and ensuring a better future for coming generations.
The European Green Deal involves various key sectors, such as energy, transport, industry, agriculture, and construction. These sectors play a significant role in reducing emissions and adopting sustainable practices, contributing to a low-carbon future and a transition to a circular economy.
The ambitious goal of the European Green Deal is to achieve net-zero greenhouse gas emissions by 2050. This means that the European Union aims to balance greenhouse gas emissions with removal or offsetting actions, helping to slow climate change and mitigate its effects.
Companies can contribute to the European Green Deal by adopting sustainable practices, investing in clean technologies, promoting energy efficiency, reducing environmental impact, and participating in projects and initiatives that support a green transition. Marverti-Righi® actively adheres to these initiatives, promoting eco-sustainable solutions in the agri-food sector.
The Green Deal represents an economic challenge, but also an opportunity for sustainable growth. Businesses can benefit from economic incentives, new business opportunities, and increased competitiveness through the adoption of eco-sustainable practices. Investing in green technologies can lead to long-term energy savings and an improved corporate reputation.