Environmental policy

The Company’s first obligation is to its stakeholders which the Company recognises as its shareholders, staff, government, suppliers and customers. On behalf of the shareholders and staff we can state that our personal beliefs are strongly aligned to high environmental morals and we recognise that our environmental obligation is to the whole planet and our joint future.

Our policy is to become a truly sustainable business. This means having the ability to continue providing our customers with high quality products and services in ways that enhance the environment.
We seek to achieve this by:

Promoting products that are good for the environment by being low in the carbon use cycle, prolong the useful life of buildings, improve or maintain the aesthetics of fine buildings, use natural products and products from sources that are renewable in the short term.
Acting in accordance with environmental codes, consents and directives issued as local, national and European directives.
Protecting the environment through minimising pollution, emissions and waste.
Conserving the environment through considerate use of raw materials, energy and other supplies.
Operating in a socially responsible manner encouraging and training stakeholders to participate in environmental matters.
Leading by example to contributing towards sustainable development by integrating sustainability into business practice.

Richard Blackwell, Chairman

Customer policy

The Company shall deal honestly and fairly with all customers and endeavour to provide a service to them that exceeds their expectations for the price they pay.

Discrimination policy

The Company operates a non discrimination policy to all persons connected with it. The company does not discriminate on grounds of race, colour, ethnic background, sex, disability or age.

Sustainable products policy

Since 2007 the Company will only purchase and supply forestry products from wood manufactures and suppliers certified by the Forest Stewardship Council.
The FSC (Forest Stewardship Council) is an international, non-governmental organisation dedicated to promoting responsible management of the world's forests. It was founded in 1993 in response to public concern about deforestation and demand for a trustworthy wood-labelling scheme. There are national working groups in 28 countries including the UK. FSC UK is a registered charity. It is supported by NGOs including WWF, Greenpeace, Friends of the Earth and the Woodland Trust.
For more information about the FSC visit www.fsc-uk.org.

Should you find any detrimental variation from these policies please notify it directly to the company chairman at policy@ecoright.co.uk