AMNorman supports companies in their transition to a sustainable future with an integrated approach that goes beyond environmentally conscious choices alone. Our services help organisations measure, improve, and communicate their impact.
With AMNorman as your partner in sustainability, you lay the foundation for responsible growth and a leading position in your sector.
Sustainability Plan & Reporting
We guide you in drafting a tailor-made sustainability plan and the accompanying reporting, in which clear objectives and measurable actions are defined. Our team ensures that the sustainability reports meet the latest standards and are easy to communicate to stakeholders.
CO₂ footprint
AMNorman offers a detailed analysis of CO₂ emissions within your business processes. By providing insight into the largest sources of emissions, we help you take targeted steps to reduce your ecological footprint in both the short and long term.
Life Cycle Analysis (LCA)
With our expertise in life cycle analysis (LCA), you gain comprehensive insight into the impact of your products or services throughout their entire life cycle, from raw material extraction to production, use, and waste management. Based on these insights, we can make recommendations for sustainable improvements.
Ecovadis rating
For companies wishing to have their sustainability performance assessed, AMNorman guides the entire Ecovadis assessment process. This independent evaluation provides you with a clear position within your sector and helps strengthen your sustainable reputation.
Frequently asked questions about sustainability in the food industry
What is ECGT and why is it relevant to sustainability claims?
ECGT (Empowering Consumers for the Green Transition) is the European directive that prohibits vague or unsubstantiated sustainability claims (“green”, “eco”, “environmentally friendly” without substantiation). Every sustainability claim on a product must now be demonstrable and verifiable, with evidence that can be provided on request.
What is the difference between a sustainability certificate and a sustainability claim?
A certificate is a verification by an independent, accredited party against a recognised standard. A claim is a statement that the company itself places on the packaging or in its communications. Since ECGT, every self-declared claim must be just as well substantiated as a certificate, even though it is not externally verified.
What role does the PPWR play in sustainable packaging?
The PPWR gradually (2026-2030) introduces stricter recyclability and reuse criteria for packaging, making it one of the most important concrete drivers behind more sustainable packaging choices in the sector.
How does AMNorman support companies with sustainability reporting?
By assessing sustainability claims and certificates against applicable legislation (ECGT, PPWR), identifying greenwashing risks and helping to substantiate claims with verifiable evidence.
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