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Our Sustainability Reporting Wins at 2024 Planet Mark Awards

November 1, 2024 by Lizzie Hill Leave a Comment

We’re thrilled to win in the Sustainability Reporting category at the Planet Mark Awards.

Since joining forces with Planet Mark in 2021, sustainability has been at the core of our business. Our recent win at the 2024 Planet Mark Awards shows us that our hard work to secure a better future is being recognised.

We took home the award in the Sustainability Reporting category at this year’s ceremony, with fantastic feedback from the judges. We were told that our impressive submission showed our reporting to be “robust, honest, and to a great level of detail”, which aligns with our goals around transparency. For Planet Mark to recognise us for our commitment to creating a better future means a lot to us, and this prestigious award reflects the positive progress we’ve made so far.

As the award criteria stated, this recognition is for the ‘most transparent and effective communication of an organisation’s sustainability progress’. This is a testament to our dedication to openness and honesty as we pursue our ‘Better Places‘ strategy. We aim to set the standard in sustainability reporting, sharing both our achievements and the challenges we face with stakeholders and wider audiences.

As a business, we strive to communicate the impact of our organisation, and sustainability progress to stakeholders and wider audiences. While we want to celebrate our wins, we also want to be open about our journey.

A Commitment to Transparency

Our approach is simple: if we can’t verify our achievements, we don’t claim them. The reporting framework we use lets us accurately measure our impact, showing us what to focus on to improve this. This reporting framework has guided our sustainability initiatives, and enabled transparent communication with our clients, service partners, and colleagues. We do this through diverse touchpoints like sustainability showcase events, our 2024 Sustainability Report, and regular Town Halls. Our commitment to transparency and continuous improvement are what ensure that we will keep pushing the boundaries of what it means to be a sustainable, and socially responsible business, now and for the future.

Planet Mark nomination

As part of our engagement efforts, it was an honour to receive a nomination in the Employee Engagement category this year, Following our, following our Supplier Engagement award win in 2023. This award recognises organisations that engage their their workforce in their sustainability programme through implementing initiatives. We’re building a sustainable and engaged workplace where our team feel empowered, and this grows stronger every day. 

This recognition reflects the hard work of our incredible team, who’ve made sustainability a core part of what we do. These achievements mark a significant milestone in our journey, encouraging deeper collaboration across our business and with our partners.

It’s brilliant to see our hard work around environmental business paying off. Thank you to everyone involved, across all areas of the business for helping us to achieve this prestigious award. We were up against some stiff competition, and will continue to champion sustainability in every aspect of our business.

Planet Mark Awards Ceremony

Filed Under: News Tagged With: Better Places, Partnering For Change, Planet Mark, Regular Cleaning, sustainability

Recap: Champions League for St Mungo’s

September 16, 2024 by Lizzie Hill Leave a Comment

A Successful Day at the Champions League Charity Football Tournament.

The results of the Regular Cleaning Champions League tournament are in. We’re thrilled to announce that the tournament raised an incredible £2,104 for our charity partners at St Mungo’s, a charity doing amazing work to help those experiencing homelessness.

Twelve teams took part, made up of Regular Cleaning colleagues, as well as teams from our service partners and clients, including Landsec, BACB, Mayflower, One Stratford Place. Following the success of last year’s football fundraiser, the event was a brilliant way to get so many different organisations together, and provided the perfect opportunity for collaboration and strengthening partnerships for a brilliant cause.

Our 12 teams were: BACB, Mayflower, Regular Cleaning FC, RC Rovers, Royal Borough Greenwich FC, Landsec All-stars, Aspire FC, One Stratford Place, Team Carlos 1, Team Carlos 2, Team Christian 1, Team Christian 2.

So, let’s have a look at how the tournament played out:

Plate Final Results: Regular Cleaning FC

Well done to Regular Cleaning FC for winning against RGB FC in the Plate Final. Both teams gave it their all, but Regular Cleaning FC came out on top with a 2-1 victory.

Final Score: Regular Cleaning FC 2-1 RGB FC

Semi-Finalist Results: Aspire FC Wins

Congratulations to Team Carlos 1 and Aspire FC for reaching the semi-finals. After a close match, Aspire FC came out on top with a 2-1 victory, securing the semi-finalist prize.

Final Score: Aspire FC 2-1 Team Carlos 1

Cup Final Results: BACB Wins

The final match saw a showdown between BACB and Mayflower FC. Both teams played a remarkable game, but in the end, BACB claimed victory in a 4-3 match, and was crowned the Regular Cleaning Champions League Cup winners for 2024.

Final Score: BACB 4-3 Mayflower FC

What’s Next?

A massive thank you goes out to everyone who attended, donated, and contributed to the success of this event. It wouldn’t have been possible without the hard work of our organisers, or those that participated, supported, and cheered. Everyone socialised, played some great football and the support was fantastic. The amazing support has helped us raise vital funds for St Mungo’s, and we look forward to making next year’s event even bigger and better.

If you’d like to continue supporting this great cause, our donation page is still open here. Congratulations to the official RC champions league cup winners BACB, until next year!

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Filed Under: News Tagged With: Better Places, Charity, Corporate Partnership, Partnering For Change, Putting People First, Regular Cleaning, St Mungos

How the Right Cleaning Company Can Help Your Business to Reach Net Zero

August 27, 2024 by Lizzie Hill Leave a Comment

Looking at how cleaning companies can support the Net Zero targets of your business.

In this blog we’ll look at some of the ways that commercial cleaning companies can support the sustainability of the spaces they operate in. From reducing energy use and waste streams, to measuring carbon and introducing chemical-free cleaning, the environmental initiatives of cleaning companies can affect how successfully sustainability targets are met. This article will detail just how significant service providers can be in supporting their clients to reach Net Zero targets.

Environmental sustainability should be at the forefront of most business priorities today. Many companies are increasingly making efforts to reduce their carbon footprint and reach Net Zero to combat climate change, knowing that there are progressively more legal obligations related to this. Thinking long-term, means knowing that it’s more responsible to be a sustainable business, and therefore to work with sustainable service providers.

Commercial cleaning companies can support the environmental initiatives of the businesses they work with in several ways. In order to contribute to sustainability targets and Net Zero ambitions, service providers should be aligned to their client’s sustainability commitments, and able to support these. We’re going to look at how the right cleaning company can help your business to reach Net Zero and what we’re currently doing to support our own clients.

How does a cleaning company’s operations impact carbon emissions? 

As an industry that relies on using energy, water, labour, and often chemicals to perform cleaning tasks, a cleaning company’s operations can impact carbon emissions on many levels. While cleaning doesn’t create waste, there is an implied responsibility for cleaners and cleaning companies to deal with the waste of the spaces they clean in an efficient and responsible way. The traditionally high labour and colleague turnover in the cleaning industry, sometimes as a result of low colleague care, also presents a problem to the clients striving to lead a sustainable and socially responsible business.

There is still a lot of uncertainty around sustainability, and even big businesses can struggle with when to set a realistic net zero target. Many companies are now facing the very real and specific challenge of how to limit carbon emissions and when it’s the right time to act. We’re looking at how a sustainable cleaning company can help to tackle some of these challenges, by gathering data, having an existing path to net zero of their own, and a realistic strategy of how to meet this.

Sustainability

The reality is that no business can reach net zero alone. Companies rely on the behaviour of employees, environment, service partners, and external factors, but the right service providers can help. Businesses will need to work together to achieve net zero targets, and working with a cleaning company that acts responsibly, and can provide data on the sustainability of your business, is a valuable partnership to have.

What sort of approach would help a client with their Net Zero journey? 

Commercial cleaning companies should be demonstrating leadership in sustainability. The cleaning industry on the whole is doing a lot to affect climate change, and companies should therefore be doing everything they can to support the environmental initiatives of the businesses they work with. It’s important to look for service providers that champion sustainability and can align with the sustainable initiatives of your business to collaboratively reduce carbon footprint together.

Products and Equipment

A simple way a cleaning company can contribute towards the sustainability of your business is through the products they use. Things to look out for are products that chemical-free, reduce water and energy use, minimise operator fatigue and eliminate single-use plastic. By considering this level of detail in their delivery and proactively using products which reduce harm or emissions, your cleaning company help to protect the sustainability of your business in the long-term.

Chemical-Free Cleaning Products – A common assumption is that we need chemicals to effectively clean. Often harmful to people and the planet, these types of cleaning products can also rely on one-use plastic and lack environmentally-friendly options for disposal. Sustainable cleaning companies are busting this myth by using innovative products that kill germs without the nasty chemicals. These are better for the environment and reduce the risk of harm to cleaners and those interacting with your spaces.

Save Water

Reducing Water Usage – A good first step in lowering your business’s carbon footprint is reducing water and energy use. Your cleaning company can help with this by utilising equipment that conserves resources and only uses the energy amount needed. This means considering the finer details during an equipment selection process. Careful selection of environmentally friendly tools that deliver excellent results without waste supports your environmental goals while maintaining high standards.

Minimise Energy

Minimising Energy Usage – When choosing equipment, your cleaning company should prioritise operator fatigue, colleague wellbeing, and cleaning efficiency. By selecting intelligent, automated, and lightweight tools, they can enhance productivity, improve wellbeing, and reduce health and safety risks. This approach saves time, money, and labor while supporting sustainability. Not only does this contribute to your environmental targets, but it provides peace of mind for your business. This highlights the importance of a structured equipment selection process.

Recycling Equipment – Selecting the right equipment isn’t all that your cleaning company can do. It’s crucial to think long-term, and more businesses are taking responsibility for their impact by considering equipment from ‘cradle to grave’. When a service provider considers the whole lifecycle of equipment they use, it is more likely that your service will be tackled in an ethical and thoughtful way.

Processes to Reduce Emissions

Introducing sustainable initiatives, like waste streams, recycling, and ways to reduce energy and water use, can support the sustainability of your spaces. By reducing the emissions of your business through proactive processes, your cleaning company can support your business’s net zero ambitions.

Responsible Attitudes to Waste – Responsible attitudes and training around waste management are essential. A cleaning company with existing initiatives to target waste can help a business to implement its own waste schemes. A cleaning service should also utilise products that reduce single-use plastics and prevent excessive waste to landfill. By using less wasteful products, a company can reduce the number of deliveries required to transport them, and therefore reduce carbon emissions. This minimises the fuel, energy and manpower needed to move cleaning products around, plus the space needed to store them.

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Sustainability Training

Education and Training – A training strategy that underscores a commitment to sustainability is essential. This means offering comprehensive modules on Net Zero and investing in courses that raise awareness about business-related environmental issues. When your cleaning company invests in upskilling its workers, you can trust that their services will align with your environmental goals and objectives.

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Effective Emissions Reporting

Sustainable Certification Providers: Working with cleaning companies that are certified by recognised sustainability bodies demonstrates a commitment to environmental practices. This collaboration significantly supports your Net Zero goals by providing validated emissions data from credible sources. When your cleaning company are on their own sustainability journey, they are better equipped to support your business’s environmental objectives.

Certification providers offer detailed carbon emissions information, enabling businesses to effectively measure their Net Zero progress. By analysing the sustainability of operations and their environmental impact, companies can track and improve their efforts. Investing in certification from a reputable sustainability body ensures that your cleaning company is dedicated to your environmental goals and will prioritise sustainability in their work.

Planet Mark Sustainability Certification

Planet Mark – Sustainability certification providers help businesses to track their Net Zero journeys and implement strategies to reduce carbon emissions. Understanding your environmental impact is the first step in any Net Zero journey. This highlights the types of changes a company needs to make to become more sustainable. By working with environmental accreditations, Net Zero targets become a reality and the journey towards Net Zero begins.

Planet Mark helps to ‘eliminate green washing’ by implementing a realistic and effective carbon reduction strategy. They do this by using data to identify carbon emissions and input meaningful steps to reduce these. This reporting ensures transparency around a business’s carbon footprint and translates this into clear and comprehensible data. By also looking at social value, Planet Mark provides a certification that shows social value contribution as a measurement.

Net Zero Path
So what are we doing to support our clients?

At Regular Cleaning, we’re supporting our clients’ long-term sustainable aspirations by working with them to help make their businesses more sustainable for the future. We do this by introducing innovative environmental practices that enhance the sustainability of their buildings or portfolios.

Our environmental initiatives and ongoing efforts to enhance our clients’ sustainability are what makes us market-leaders in our industry. We know that many of our clients work with us for this very reason. Here are some of the things we’re doing:

We use chemical-free products, like the Toucan Centrago Kettle and Tersano Lotus Dispenser which kill up to 99.999% of germs. These eco-friendly products are safer for our teams and for those that interact with our client’s spaces. Technologies like iMop help reduce water and energy use while improving cleaning efficiency. The iMop also supports global water projects through the Made Blue Foundation. Through using this model, we have donated 500,000 litres of clean water to developing areas globally. Our equipment choices increase efficiency and reduce operator fatigue, despite achieving superior results in all professional deep cleaning. These include cleaning Cobotics and lightweight machines like the Orbot SLiM which save time, money, and labour for our clients.

Our ‘zero to landfill’ approach ensures a responsible attitude to recycling and waste. We limit single-use plastics across our operations and use planet-kind products in our service. Using innovative products like Solupak in our service prevents thousands of plastic bottles from ending up in landfills. We also participate in recycling and waste management schemes for equipment, uniforms, and consumables. All redundant equipment is recycled through a circular economy scheme to reduce waste to landfill and ensure responsible disposal. We also promote plastic free initiatives, use biodegradable gloves, recycled micro fibre cloths, and favor products that have recyclable packaging.

Since our 2021 Planet Mark Certification, we’ve monitored, measured and reported on the environmental and ecological impacts of our operations. Our enhanced ESG reporting makes us stand out as a company that engages our supply chain and advances sustainability standards. We’re also investing in the future to affect change, including our office refurbishment and our growing electric fleet. These projects aimed to enhance the sustainability of our operations so that we lead a planet focused business long-term. We’re also investing in partnerships and reporting. In July 2024 we sent our very first Sustainability Report to our clients. This showcased our many efforts, achievements, and future commitments to create a more sustainable future. Detailing our journey, the report highlights how we can support our client’s own sustainability goals. 

We provide education and training on sustainability to colleagues, clients, and partners, including our in-house IOSH training. This improves understanding around how businesses affect the environment, and how the environment can also affect businesses, emphasising the importance of minimising environmental risks and maximising opportunities. This ensures alignment on environmental initiatives that directly translate into having a positive impact. Employee engagement is also important to us, and we look after our employees as a sustainable resource. We know that by empowering them with knowledge, they become active participants of our Better Places initiative. Through events, education, and a comprehensive communication plan, we engage our colleagues to be aware, committed and passionate about sustainability.

We’re serious about taking climate action and have a robust plan in place to achieve our Net Zero targets. Our commitment to Protecting Our World pushes us to remain open and transparent about our Net Zero journey. Get in touch to hear more about our market-leading sustainable business or work together to create a brighter future.

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Wellbeing Workshops 2024

August 1, 2024 by Lizzie Hill Leave a Comment

We’re boosting wellbeing with our July workshops.

Throughout June and July, we’ve been offering a series of wellbeing workshops to our colleagues in collaboration with LIFT, Coney, and City of London. These workshops are part of a larger LIFT programme (London International Festival of Theatre), partnering with Coney to bring innovative and engaging sessions to workplaces.

About the Workshops

Colleague wellbeing is a business priority, and it’s important to us that we support and nourish this through meaningful initiatives. These workshops provided a unique opportunity to boost morale in a fun and engaging environment, and potentially in ways our colleagues haven’t experienced before.

Coney, known for delivering high-quality, innovative, and engaging workshops, led the sessions. Their approach focuses on three core elements:

  • Fun: Breaking the routine with enjoyable activities that refresh and rejuvenate the spirit.
  • Wellbeing: Prioritising the mental and physical health of participants.
  • Relationship Building: Strengthening team dynamics and interpersonal connections.
Tailored to our Colleagues

Coney’s workshops were entirely bespoke and tailored to our colleagues’ needs. Our Development and Wellbeing Team started by discussing the business priorities before the sessions, deciding on communication and relationship building.

The workshops were then designed around the unique challenges our colleagues face, ensuring that the most pressing wellbeing issues were addressed. This personalised approach meant that every session was relevant, impactful, and enjoyable. This was so that everyone in attendance could take something positive away.

Workshop Format:

  • Creative Games: Interactive activities that engage and entertain.
  • Missions: Task-based challenges that promote teamwork.
  • Reflection: Moments to consider personal and team growth.

These on-site sessions were designed to fit seamlessly into our team’s schedules so that everyone is able to take part. Offered in 1-hour sessions, the workshops were inclusive, without being disruptive to the workday.

Highlights from Sessions

We had huge success and engagement with the workshops across all locations, with 49 people taking part. One fantastic session saw the building teams getting involved at 125 Old Broad Street, and our final session featured especially enthusiastic participation from our colleagues at New Street Square.

Our colleagues had the chance to open up, get to know their teams, and break down some initial barriers. The structure of the workshops meant that everyone got involved in a comfortable environment, with tasks and challenges completed in small groups. This led to wider group discussions, and our colleagues left the sessions with smiles on their faces having had the opportunity to talk to new people within their teams.

LIFT also filmed part of the workshops in collaboration with Fully Focused. They are the UK’s leading youth-driven production company who supports the next generation of filmmakers and underrepresented talent. They created three short films on their LIFT THE CITY PROGRAMME aimed at broadening access to world class culture and creative opportunities for those often underrepresented in audiences and as participants.

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Exclusive Perks

As a thank you to our colleagues that attended the workshops, we offered discounted or free theatre tickets as a token of appreciation from the partnering charities, LIFT and Coney. Our goal was that these workshops would present a fantastic opportunity to enhance morale and foster a positive work environment. Following the success, we’re keen to hold more sessions in the future across our business portfolio. We hope that these workshops were enriching and fun, and would like to thank everyone that made them happen.

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Celebrating Plastic Free July 2024

July 22, 2024 by Lizzie Hill Leave a Comment

We’re celebrating Plastic Free July 2024 with fun-filled events with a great social impact.

Plastic Free July is more than just a month-long event; it’s a global movement aimed at reducing plastic usage, and promoting a cleaner and healthier environment. As a sustainable cleaning company, we continually look for ways to make our service more environmentally friendly. This includes using chemical free cleaning solutions, reducing the amount of energy we use and cutting out plastics.

This month, we’ve taken significant steps to engage with our clients and occupiers. We’ve been showcasing innovative solutions that help reduce plastic waste and promote sustainability across our JLL Royal London Portfolio. Throughout July, our teams have been out on-site at various locations, carrying out engagement days. These days are crucial as they allow us to directly interact with occupiers, demonstrating the tangible benefits of sustainable practices.

Plastic Free July
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Here’s a look at some of the key activities:

Distributing Made Blue Bottles to Occupiers:

We handed out nearly 1000 water bottles made from recycled plastic. These bottles from Made Blue Foundation not only reduce single-use plastic. They also donate 500 litres of clean drinking water for each bottle handed out. This initiative has resulted in almost half a million litres of water being donated, addressing the critical issue of water scarcity faced by 771 million people worldwide. Through these six events, we donated a total of 795,500 litres of water through gifting the Made Blue bottles.

Smoothie Bikes for an interactive Event:

For our collaborative event, JLL hired Smoothie Bikes to raise money for the Princess Alice Hospice. This engaged occupiers and energised the events, getting everyone involved by generating electricity on the bikes to blend up smoothies. The smoothies were poured into our gifted Made Blue bottles to promote Plastic Free July while bringing some healthy competition to the day.

Demonstrating Chemical Free Cleaning:

  • with Toucan Kettle: We showcased the Toucan kettle to occupiers, highlighting its powerful, eco-friendly cleaning capabilities. This chemical-free cleaning tool replaces many traditional cleaners and their single-use plastic bottles, making it a safer and more sustainable choice.
  • with Solupak: In 2021, we rolled out Solupak products and have since demonstrated these innovations as part of Plastic Free July. These products have been instrumental in our efforts to eliminate harmful chemicals and reduce single-use plastics. They significantly lower our environmental footprint and promote healthier, more sustainable workplaces.
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Plastic Free July
Smoothie Bikes for Plastic Free July
Making a Difference

This was a brilliant opportunity to showcase how we have removed plastic from our operations within various buildings and portfolios by using innovative products and equipment. After the success of last year’s event, we know the impact that initiatives like this can have. By sharing fact sheets on reducing plastic in the workplace and at home, we can spread the message even further.

Thank you to everyone that attended and all those that made the events such a success!

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IOSH Environment for Business Training

July 17, 2024 by Lizzie Hill Leave a Comment

Our IOSH training increases awareness of environmental impacts in the workplace. The Institution of Occupational Safety and Health (IOSH) is a leading certification body focused on workplace safety and sustainability. We’re proud to partner with IOSH to offer essential training that stresses the importance of sustainability in business.

As a sustainable cleaning company, we always put the environment first. We make sure our services consider environmental impacts, and our IOSH Environment for Business training is a big part of this. This course shows how important sustainable practices are and how to put them into action, helping businesses to understand and manage their environmental impact.

So what is IOSH and why does it matter?

Being sustainable isn’t just good for the planet—it’s great for business too. Our IOSH training helps businesses spot environmental risks and find ways to tackle them. The course covers:

  • The importance of sustainable business practices
  • How to identify and promote environmental initiatives at work
  • Ways to create healthier and more efficient workplaces

We offer this training to our team, clients and Service Partners, because we believe in a unified approach to sustainability. Our goal is to create more sustainable work environments and boost understanding of eco-friendly practices. Investing in this training is key to our success and that of our clients.

IOSH Environment for Business Training shows the link between businesses and climate issues. Delivered by our very own sustainability experts through our approved in-house IOSH training Centre, the course focuses on the environmental impacts of businesses on the planet and how to minimise them.

Benefits of IOSH Training

We’ve had great engagement with the IOSH Environment for Business Training over the last two years. Some of the benefits to delivering the course include:

  • Flexibility: We tailor the course to fit around workloads, so there’s minimal disruption.
  • Career development: The training supports professional growth and raises awareness of health, safety, and environmental risks.
  • Colleague achievement: Completing the course gives a sense of accomplishment and inspires positive change.
  • Learning environment: In-house delivery ensures attendees feel comfortable, fostering better engagement and stronger partnerships.
  • Business alignment: Offering courses for free as part of our collaboration delivers real cost savings, and boosts sustainability for us and our clients.
  • Health & Safety and Environment: Understanding environmental issues collectively helps us meet health, safety, and environmental goals, creating safer workplaces.
Real Impact

Since May 2022, we have delivered 37 IOSH courses, totalling 2180 hours of training with 198 attendees. This has generated £373 in social value per person. Our in-house IOSH trainer ensures the training aligns with our Better Places and ZeroBy30 strategies, providing a nationally recognised qualification. We will keep offering this course because it boosts understanding of environmentalism at work and helps ensure a brighter future for the businesses we work with.

All businesses impact, and are impacted by the environment. Understanding this is the first step in identifying ways to protect against environmental risks, and having a future-proof plan in place. We provide education and training on sustainability practices which helps individuals to understand their role in driving real change. By offering IOSH Environment for Business training, attendees are empowered to make informed sustainable choices at work and at home.

Partner Collaboration

As a people and planet focused business, we uphold responsible business behaviours and ethical standards in everything we do. By investing in this training, we’re improving education around broader Health, Safety, and Environment issues, promoting collective action to tackle environmental challenges.

Our in-house IOSH trainer delivers on our HSE objectives, Better Places and ZeroBy30 strategies, while providing our colleagues, service partners and clients’ employees with a nationally recognised qualification. Delivering safer and more sustainable workplaces for everyone everyday is a key objective for us and aligns to our core values.

Chris Cain, Head of Sustainability at Regular Cleaning

Our goal is to create healthier working environments. By investing in the IOSH Environment for Business training, we support our social value and environmental targets while fostering safer and more sustainable workplaces. This training empowers attendees to understand and mitigate environmental risks, and maximise sustainability opportunities. Let’s work together to understand our impact and take action towards a brighter and more sustainable future.

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