Social – Orange Area
The Orange Area incorporates the social, ethical, and governance requirements of the Sustainability Code. It covers the company’s relationships with its employees, suppliers, customers, and communities, promoting responsible, transparent, and inclusive practices.
It includes chapters on business ethics and integrity, good labor practices, occupational safety and health, professional development, relationships with suppliers and contractors, responsible communication with consumers, and community engagement.
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It promotes a responsible and transparent relationship with customers and consumers, taking into account quality, communication, responsible consumption, and ethical marketing practices.
It fosters a close and responsible relationship with communities, identifying their impacts and needs and contributing to the development of the regions where the company operates.
Continuous evaluation of sustainability performance, enabling the identification of progress and opportunities for improvement to progressively strengthen the company's management.
It seeks to strengthen the company's economic viability by incorporating sustainability into long-term business planning and management.
Integrate environmental management and climate change into the company's strategy, taking into account their impacts, risks, and opportunities to move toward more sustainable operations.
It fosters responsible relationships with grape and wine producers, promoting best practices and the incorporation of sustainability criteria into the supply chain.
It promotes respect for and protection of human rights by identifying and managing potential impacts of the company's activities on people.
It seeks to create responsible, safe, and inclusive work environments by promoting the well-being, development, participation, and respect of the people who are part of the company.
It strengthens sustainability management through policies, accountability, and principles of ethics and transparency that guide the company's decisions and actions.
It promotes a responsible relationship with suppliers by incorporating social and sustainability criteria into the selection, evaluation, and engagement of suppliers with the company.