EMISSIONS REDUCTION
For this purpose, one of the projects implemented in 2019 is the installation of a solar power system, the largest self consumption system to date in the Region of Murcia (Spain). In terms of energy saving and promotion of sustainable practices, this system will be able to approximately generate 1,250,000 Kwh/year, which entails avoiding an annual emission of 440 tons CO2 into the atmosphere, equivalent to the amount CO2 absorbed by a forest comprised of 14,500 trees. In addition, this will be a system without discharge into the power grid, so 100% of the energy generated by the solar power system will be consumed within the company.
Since 2020 our facilities have the Class A Energy Efficiency Certificate, which is the highest level on the Class A Energy Rating Scale for construction.
Our fleet of corporate cars are hybrid vehicles, which optimize energy efficiency and reduce environmental impact.
RECYCLING AND SUSTAINABILITY
MARNYS® packaging is made from recyclable paper from sustainably managed forests, recycled and controllable sources with PEFC and FSC Spain certifications.
Our offices have ECOEMBRES recycling points for the selective collection of light packaging, paper and board and waste batteries, as well as the implementation of other paper reduction measures, packaging material with PEFC and FSC Spain certifications and savings in water and energy consumption.
The access door to the offices and reception have an air curtain which allows a more hygienic, healthy, and energy-efficient workspace. Also, we work with eco-friendly printers, with toners that minimize environmental impact using heavy metal-free inks.
Likewise, we are reducing and limiting the use of plastic bags. That is why our corporate MARNYS® bag is made of natural jute, a vegetal fabric environmentally friendly and reusable.
- Recycling and reuse of packaging and transport material.
- Reducing the production of greenhouse gases.
- The control of waste management.
We collaborate with the 'No school without its Tetraclinis' project
5 June, 2024For the second consecutive year, we participate in this program at CEIP La Concepción to promote students' knowledge of nature and respect for the environment, by planting over 120 trees of this native species.Joining Earth Hour 2024 with MARNYS
15 March, 2024For the fourth consecutive year, the lights and electronic devices in the offices will be switched off for sixty minutes in a powerful global unity for our planet's wellbeing.MARTÍNEZ NIETO, S.A presents its Sustainability Report 2022 to coincide with its 55 years of history.
15 September, 2023The Sustainability Report reflects the company's commitment to sustainable development through its six CSR programs.We are involved in the DIGFOOD innovation project to digitize and improve quality controls in the agri-food industry.
28 July, 2023Alongside the National Technological Center of Canning and Food (CTNC), and the Spanish company Chemometric Brain, who develop software based on NIRS infrared technology. Discover the latest developments in our industry.‘MARNYS Planet’, protecting bees and the environment
17 May, 2023Through this Corporate Social Responsibility program, MARNYS® - Martínez Nieto S.A. supports actions for ecosystem conservation.We renew our annual certification for organic and natural COSMOS cosmetics
4 May, 2023Nearly twenty certified cosmetic products from MARNYS® have this seal that guarantees respect for the environment and sustainable processes.Joining The Earth Hour 2023 in British English
10 March, 2023MARNYS joins the global movement against climate change by switching off the lights on March 25th and participating in #MoveForThePlanet. Join us!MARNYS, committed to sustainable shipping with recycled materials and carbon neutral transport
1 March, 2023MARNYS, committed to sustainable shipping with recycled materials and carbon neutral transport.MARNYS – Martínez Nieto, S.A publishes its 2021 sustainability report
15 November, 2022The document sets out the actions in Corporate Social Responsibility and the company's commitment to caring for people and the planet.
We are joining Earth Hour 2022
7 March, 2022MARNYS joins one more year the global movement against climate change by switching off the lights on March 26th.
MARNYS – Martínez Nieto, S.A publishes its 2020 sustainability report
31 January, 2022Every year we publish our 'Sustainability Report' which sets out our responsible management actions and our commitment to caring for people and the planet.
MARNYS makes its shipments carbon neutral
27 January, 2022The laboratory calculates its environmental footprint and offsets it by providing support for environmental protection projects.
The Secretary of State for Energy visits MARNYS facilities
30 April, 2021Sara Aagesen has congratulated our initiatives of commitment to the environment and energy saving, such as the self-consumption photovoltaic plant, one of the largest in the Region of Murcia.We continue our commitment to the environment by reducing the environmental impacts
9 October, 2020The company has achieved certification to ISO 14001, an international standard for environmental management focused on contributing to the environment and environmental protection. This certification recognises the implementation by the company of an Environmental Management System (EMS) in accordance with international environmental standards.
We obtained the Energy Efficiency Certificate Class A in our facilities
31 August, 2020The recent extension of the building, together with the installation of the photovoltaic panels, has managed to reduce the consumption of Non-Renewable Primary Energy by 36%. In addition, a reduction in annual carbon dioxide emissions of 10 kgCO2/m² has also been achieved.
MARNYS® will have the largest photovoltaic installation for self-consumption in the Region of Murcia
6 June, 2019June 5th, 2019. World Environment Day with this installation, MARNYS® - Martínez Nieto, S.A. will save the annual emission of 440 tons of CO2 into the atmosphere, which is equivalent to the amount of CO2 absorbed by a forest of 14,500 trees.
