Through the fostering of relationships with suppliers who operate according to a shared sustainable business model, we guarantee full transparency and traceability of our products and the respect of human rights along the supply chain.

The preservation of biodiversity and the health of the oceans have been one of Bolton Group’s priorities for many years. In 2009, we were among the founders of ISSF (The international Seafood Sustainability Foundation) and today we also benefit from a long-standing collaboration with WWF® in the field of responsible procurement of marine resources.

Sourcing activities also have significant impacts on the social side. Our engagement with Oxfam to increase human rights standards in the tuna supply chain confirms our efforts towards the local communities where we operate.

When it comes to packaging, we are committed to bringing down the impact of the materials used, by reducing their weight and thickness, increasing recycled or certified materials, and working to ensure even higher results of recyclability

Plastic represents a topic of increasing importance, that is why we signed the Business Call for a UN Treaty on Plastic where WWF®, Boston Consulting Group, and the Ellen MacArthur Foundation called for a binding international agreement at United Nations level to address plastic pollution.

But our commitments do not end here. We work every day to develop more sustainable formulas for our chemical products and to increase the use of natural or renewable ingredients.