At yesterday's Environmental Packaging Awards ceremony, Duni Group won the bronze medal in the Food Service/Food-on-the-Go category for its full fiber packaging range (Bagasse), marketed under the Duni brand. Duni Group was also one of two finalists in the Soft Drinks category with its Breeze cups.
With a mutual commitment to innovation and sustainability, Duni Group and the Swedish start-up company LipLid enter into a collaboration. As a result of the initiative, Duni Group is now launching a new type of lid for its take-away cups - with a unique design and with good functional and sustainability performance without added PFAS, developed by LipLid.
At a time when awareness of PFAS chemicals and their impact is growing, Duni Group has taken steps to reduce its own footprint on the environment while driving the industry towards a more sustainable future.
2023 was a year of sustainability progress across Duni Group. Various initiatives brought the Group closer to the net zero goal, towards a fossil-free future. The Annual and Sustainability report for 2023 is now available online.
This year's EcoVadis results have recently been published, and once again, Duni Group has improved its performance for the fifth year in a row. With an increase of 4 points, from 73 to 77, the company maintains its gold ranking and solidifies its position among the top 2 % in the paper and paperboard industry – an improvement from last year's 3 %.
Founded in a common focus on sustainability and innovation, Duni Group and the British company Notpla enter into a new collaboration. As a first step of the collaboration, Duni Group is launching a new plastic-free food packaging with a unique algae coating, developed by Notpla, which offers both functionality and improved environmental performance.
Duni Group’s science-based targets (SBTs) have been approved by the Science Based Targets initiative (SBTi). SBTs are greenhouse gas reduction goals that businesses can voluntarily set. They are science-based because they're aligned with the Paris agreement.
Duni Group's science-based targets have been approved by the Science Based Targets initiative. Setting science-based targets ensures the work towards further reductions of greenhouse gas emissions in line with the Paris Agreement. This is an important step towards the goal of reaching net-zero across the value chain by 2050.
After successfully launching fossil-free napkins and placemats in October 2021, Duni has been consistently replacing its products with sustainable alternatives. Now, the company is introducing its new line of Bio Dunicel® in three different formats and four colors.
The ultimate climate goal for Duni Group is to achieve net zero emissions throughout the value chain.
EU legislation sets out requirements for phasing out plastic within certain groups of single-use products. The BioPak business area is well advanced with sustainable alternatives. During the year, for example, the Duniform® concept has become increasingly based on renewable raw materials.
The Duni business area has taken several important steps towards a more sustainable product portfolio during the year. At the same time, it is important that we keep inspiring customers with design and colors, and that we deliver in accordance with our brand promise of Sustainable Goodfoodmood®.
We can clearly see how the focus on sustainability issues is increasing everywhere in society. This has a major impact on how the Group conducts its business.
Despite the strong focus on economic instability and the energy crisis in 2022, sustainability was still an important ingredient. There is an increasing realization that it is not possible to build strong, resilient and durable societies
We are proud to present our integrated Annual and Sustainability Report – packed with financial information and detailed updates on our sustainability initiatives and targets.
Last year, Duni launched its innovative premium napkins made from a fossil-free and fully renewable material. Now they are also available in all nature’s colours.
Duni Group’s sustainability work has been assessed by sustainability rating agency EcoVadis for the fourth consecutive year. In 2021, Duni Group reached a score of 69, which was strengthened to 73 for 2022, in recognition of its focused efforts to be a trusted sustainability leader based on concrete improvements across the company’s operations. This year’s result puts Duni Group in the top 3% in t
We are excited to share that our new office in Malmö is open! Just a short walk from our previous location in Västra Hamnen, we are now located at Hallenborgs gata 1a.
Christel Bjöwi, Malmö Site Manager, why did Duni Group decide to relocate the head office?
“First of all, we believe that the office space should reflect our employees and our culture. Flexibility was the driving force behind
Now Duni Group is partnering with Bower, a company that has developed an app that allows consumers to deposit all the products that have a barcode. So now Duni Group's customers can earn money by sorting their waste.
Duni Group is taking the next step towards the goal of being a net-zero emissions company by 2050 with defined progress by 2030. Committing to set Science Based Targets ensures the work towards further reductions of the Group’s greenhouse gas emissions in line with the Paris Climate Agreement. This enables the company’s climate work to become more transparent and reviewed by external experts.
Rexcell Tissue & Airlaid AB operates the Group’s paper mill in Skåpafors, Dalsland. In 2021, it took two significant steps towards a more environmentally-oriented operation.
Duni Group is a leading supplier of innovative table-setting concepts and packaging solutions.
Hallenborgs gata 1A
SE-201 22 Malmö
Sweden