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Business models that are not (yet) consistently geared towards sustainability are, in a sense, endangering themselves. Sustainability and digitalisation have become significant parameters for future viability. The comprehensive examination of possible future scenarios and how a company can assert itself in them has already been reported here. Consequently, the next step is to critically examine one's own existing business model. This is also not done in isolation, but in the context of the further development of our global economy - towards a more sustainable economy of maintenance, repair and remanufacturing.

We achieved an impressive 17 percent growth in 2021, with a consolidated turnover of 3.5 million and gross profit of 2.1 million euros with our long-standing client base, as well as many new clients from the technology, IT, e-mobility, real estate and construction sectors.

There is no denying that sustainability is much more than just a passing trend. Businesses of all sizes need to directly confront and address the issue to remain and thrive in the market. But the more difficult question is how? You should definitely consider taking part in our “Everything in the Green Zone” workshop. In just under 6 hours, you’ll find out how sustainability influences the day-to-day management of a company in a very tangible way.

Kununu, Europe’s leading platform when it comes to employer ratings, has honoured us with its “Top Company” award. This puts us in the top five percent of the best-rated employers on kununu.

The issue of sustainability is becoming a significant parameter for companies in terms of their future viability. The EU directive on mandatory CSR reporting and implementation of suitable sustainability strategies to limit global warming to a maximum of 1.5°C – in line with the Paris Agreement – are adding to the pressures on corporate management. According to our experience and despite the expected profound impact on every area of the company, SMEs are currently often still at a relatively early stage of the change process.

Antalis Verpackungen is expanding its sustainable business strategy: Effective immediately, Antalis Verpackungen (AVP) will be working together with the Ruess Group management consultancy and communications agency on the far-reaching advancement of its sustainability strategy. The specialist in packaging solutions is thereby sending a clear signal in favour of a green packaging future within the B2B industrial market. The company is now supported by one of the leading agencies specialised in integrated, international marketing with an expert focus on the area of sustainability.