Campari Group operates according to criteria of social responsibility and sustainability in the management of its business activities, consistently with the system of values that has always guided it and that it considers of fundamental importance for company growth.
The Campari Group’s sustainability strategy is based on four key areas:
Sustainability
Our People
4,000
Camparistas globally
€3,7 million
invested in training
90% Camparistas
stating that people are treated fairly regardless of their ethnicity
89% Camparistas
believe that their workplace is physically safe
62 Nationalities*
*Camparistas in US and Canada are not included, since their nationalities cannot be traced for reasons of local regulation
90% Camparistas
that believe in the future of Campari Group
Responsible
Practices
85%
Bottles produced in production sites certified in accordance with the International Standards for Food Safety
Supplier Code
Since 2012 Campari Group requires its suppliers to adhere to the principles that inspire its own activity
100%
ATL communication containing a responsible drinking message
Since 2010
Campari Group adopted a Code on Commercial Communication on a voluntary basis
Promotion
of a responsible serving of alcoholic drinks in all our events
Environment
1,636,878 GJ
energy consumed
13,007,137 m³
water withdrawal
99.54% of waste
is classified as non-hazardous
62% of transport
in Europe is carried out intermodally
153,620 pallets
managed using the PAKi method
Community
Involvement
Over 14,700 visitors
to Galleria Campari in 2019
Campari Art Prize
created in 2017
In 2019 +23%
of Negroni Week participants compared with 2018.
Campari is the main sponsor
of the Venice International Film Festival and promoted the second edition of the Campari Award Passion for Film
Sustainability Report
The Group’s internationalization process, which today sees it present with its own direct distribution network in 21 markets and 21 production sites around the world, has required an ever-increasing commitment also with regard to the management of its social and environmental impacts, in order to ensure a homogeneous approach in all contexts and aligned with its standards. For this reason, Campari Group deemed it necessary to define a structured project dedicated to sustainability, with the aim of spreading the culture of corporate responsibility internally, implementing projects to support people and protect the environment and sharing the results obtained with its stakeholders. The Campari Group’s sustainability path was officially launched in 2011, with the ambition of making sustainability one of the strategic levers for Group growth and for defining corporate policies.
Sustainability report 2019 Non-financial declaration pursuant to Legislative Decree 254/2016
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