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We are thrilled to share that Mullackal Polymers have been honored by Rallis India (a Tata company) at the annual vendor meeting "Samagam." We received the award for "The Most Collaborative Partner" for FY23-24, a testament to our strong and enduring relationship with Rallis India, which has flourished for over 35 years. Thank you Rallis India for this recognition ! We look forward to many more years of successful collaboration! #Partnership #Collaboration #Award #MullackalPolymers #RallisIndia #TataGroup

We are very proud to partner with Marline on their sustainability journey with this new 5L bespoke canister. https://lnkd.in/e5xRWcer

We are proud to announce that our 2023 CSR report has been published on our website: https://lnkd.in/ey8He7DC This report describes the progress and results of the financial and responsibility work from July 2022 to June 2023. It presents the Ipackchem Group Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) and integrated approach: policies, commitments, achievements and results. It aims to report transparently on the approach implemented by Ipackchem to contribute to a more sustainable approach. Going forward, we are excited to join Greif’s mission of Protecting Our Future. Read more about Greif’s ambitious 2030 sustainability targets and the company’s progress so far - https://lnkd.in/ek9uyi8y

We have joined GREIF ! https://lnkd.in/eVdxz2gb

We are proud that JRB IPACKCHEM China participated in the International Agrochemical & Crop Protection Exhibition to meet with our customers from all over the world. The 24th Chinese edition took place in Shanghai on March 13th, 14th and 15th.

IPACKCHEM celebrates the International Women's day

IPACKCHEM celebrates the International Women's day

"Bring it back, bro!" The aim of this campaign is to donate (recall) as many unused mobile devices, GPS or tablets and their chargers as possible, without data, that are no longer in use, thus promoting the circular economy and helping to save the habitat of the Congolese primates and the lives of local communities. The used chargers are a treasure trove of 17 metals, including gold, silver, palladium and copper. The mining of raw materials for mobile phones, such as coltan, threatens the habitat and survival of endangered species in Africa (e.g. gorillas, bonobos and chimpanzees) and the interests of local communities. We want to curb this process, because if the metals in used mobile phones are recycled in larger quantities, the mining of the ores needed to produce them is expected to decrease. It is always a great pleasure when we can give something back to the community. There's a reason why we place so much emphasis on our CSR activities at Group level! Ipackchem's Peremarton site was the best performing Small to Medium Enterprise in 2023 for the Jane Goodall Institute's campaign (collection of unused mobile phones and data storages at workplaces). It's a huge honor and recognition for us, and a perfect confirmation that we are on the right track in our commitment to social responsibility. We thank all our Hungarian colleagues (special thanks to Janos Imre who organized this) for the small steps they have taken together for a more sustainable and better future! "Every little act counts. Every single person can do something, every single day and every minute, to make the world a better place." - Dr. Jane Goodall

"Bring it back, bro!" The aim of this campaign is to donate (recall) as many unused mobile devices, GPS or tablets and their chargers as possible, without data, that are no longer in use, thus promoting the circular economy and helping to save the habitat of the Congolese primates and the lives of local communities. The used chargers are a treasure trove of 17 metals, including gold, silver, palladium and copper. The mining of raw materials for mobile phones, such as coltan, threatens the habitat and survival of endangered species in Africa (e.g. gorillas, bonobos and chimpanzees) and the interests of local communities. We want to curb this process, because if the metals in used mobile phones are recycled in larger quantities, the mining of the ores needed to produce them is expected to decrease. It is always a great pleasure when we can give something back to the community. There's a reason why we place so much emphasis on our CSR activities at Group level! Ipackchem's Peremarton site was the best performing Small to Medium Enterprise in 2023 for the Jane Goodall Institute's campaign (collection of unused mobile phones and data storages at workplaces). It's a huge honor and recognition for us, and a perfect confirmation that we are on the right track in our commitment to social responsibility. We thank all our Hungarian colleagues (special thanks to Janos Imre who organized this) for the small steps they have taken together for a more sustainable and better future! "Every little act counts. Every single person can do something, every single day and every minute, to make the world a better place." - Dr. Jane Goodall