Catalogue Environmental Statement 2005
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Input
Output
Raw materials (kg)
Ferrous metals
Aluminium
Wood
Plastics
PVC
Leather
Waste for recycling (kg)
Wood
Paper/cardboard Fabric Leather
Fluorescent tubes Aluminium Ferrous metals
454,133 218,320 424,001 336,541 4,000
38,800
16,370
117,800 77,960
12,300 6,100 327 7,880
27,010
Waste for disposal (kg)
Industrial waste similar
to household refuse 108,860
Aqueous varnish and lacquer sludge 36,127 Varnish and lacquer sludge (non-aqueous) 480
Drilling and grinding oil emulsions 750
Batteries 1,330
CO2 emissions (kg)
Electricity 1,532,626
Natural gas 1,346,185
Heating oil 129,844
Water (m3)
Sanitation 2,947
Evaporation
(Humidifying system) 885
Manufacturing supplies (kg)
Paper/cardboard (packaging) 80,000
Plastics (packaging) 27,300
Water-based lacquer 15,400
Coating powder 7,598
Solvents, diluting agents 1,850
Dispersion adhesives 5,620
Solvent-based adhesives 8,500
Energy (kWh)
Electricity 2.524,920
Natural gas 6.697,438
Heating oil 488,137
Water (m3)
Drinking water (total) 3,868
We have redefined our goals and objectives as a result of the three management systems of the environ­ment, quality and industrial safety being merged into one integrated manage­ment system.
With a view to achieving continuous improvement, we prepare an annual programme with environmental goals and objectives, quality goals and objec­tives, and industrial safety-specific and preventive health goals and objectives. These goals and objectives are agreed upon with management to whom necessary capacities and funds are made available for implementing such meas­ures. Progress is monitored by means of internal audits.
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