Sustainability is as important as safety to us.

We want to provide you the freedom to move in a personal, sustainable and safe way. We do this by putting your needs first — using the best available technology to serve you, inventing new technology where none already exists and combining technologies to deliver new experiences.

We are committed to pursuing the following visions:
1. No one should be seriously injured or killed in a new Volvo car.
2. We will be fully electric by 2030.
3. We will be Climate neutral by 2040.

At Volvo Cars we innovate for a better life.
Our focus is you and your world.

Sustainability is a key driver in decisions regarding all our operations, from product design to partnerships. Sustainability starts from our strategy.

Finnair is committed to halving our net emissions by 2025, and to being carbon neutral in 2045. We use a wide toolkit for reaching these ambitious targets, with everything from managing aircraft weight to improving fuel efficiency and using sustainable aviation fuels. Even the smallest things make a difference – like removing 30Kg of weight from a flight in connection of an inflight service update.

We invite customers to make sustainable choices, and everyone can tailor their own journey by adding the travel extras they need to make the most out of their flight. Pre-order meals helps in managing aircraft weight and they also help in reducing food waste, as we carry exactly the items our customers want onboard. Last autumn, we renewed our inflight service offering, which resulted in weight reductions of 50-300 kg per flight.

We, at Fiskars Group, are on a mission for the lasting well-being of people and the planet. Each link in our value chain is an opportunity for us to become better, more thoughtful, more sustainable from an environmental, economic, and experience point of view.

Our commitments:
• Against throwaway culture
• For a carbon-neutral future
• For increased joy

Happiness is wellbeing and sustainability
To really enjoy what we love to do, Fiskars takes action for sustainability. Every detail of our products is designed for the best of the user and the environment.
Cooking, gardening and other creative activities increase our wellbeing – it’s a proven fact. Fiskars designs products that make actions in and around the home more enjoyable – increasing sustainability, health and happiness in people’s lives.
Design takes in every aspect of the product from how it looks and feels to how it is made – and what happens to it after use. Fiskars designs products to be sustainable, allowing us to feel good about using them.

• We innovate materials
• We create for circularity
• We reinvent packaging
• We design for longevity
• We optimise resource use

https://fiskarsgroup.com/

Shared Storage Economy and Decentralized Cloud Services

SignUp Software was founded in 1999 and launched ExFlow in 2003. SignUp Software is a long term Microsoft ISV who currently operates out of Stockholm, Sweden (HQ), Denmark, North America and Australia counting approximately 80 employees across the globe.

Wärtsilä is a global leader in innovative technologies and lifecycle solutions for the marine and energy markets. We emphasise innovation in sustainable technology and services to help our customers continuously improve their environmental and economic performance.

Sustainability is part of Marimekko’s DNA and sustainability considerations are part of the daily work of everyone at Marimekko. Our design philosophy and our operations have always been based on a sustainable approach: we want to provide our customers with timeless, functional and durable products that bring them long-lasting joy and that they will not want to throw away.

We want to be at the forefront of developing more sustainable products and practices. In our new sustainability strategy, published in December 2020, we have therefore raised our sustainability targets both for our own operations and for the entire value chain to a new, markedly more ambitious level.

To reach our ambitious goals, we have defined three guiding principles for our sustainability work:

* Timeless design brings joy for generations to come

* The products of tomorrow leave no trace

* Positive change through fairness and equality

Our guiding principles are deployed throughout our value chain to lengthen our products’ lifetime and minimize any negative impact to ultimately reach a circular value chain that brings long-lasting joy in balance with the environment and is fair to everyone.

We have started several projects to reduce emissions substantially within our entire value chain – we aim to align our emission targets with those of the Paris Agreement on climate change.

We commit to reducing the environmental footprint of our textile materials by 30% (calculated using the Higg Material Sustainability Index) by the end of 2025. This is achieved by using more sustainable materials, for example, organic and recycled alternatives. Through new material technologies, we aim to reduce our footprint even further by 2030. As a result of continuous reduction of our greenhouse gas emissions and offsetting of the remaining emissions, our own operations are carbon neutral as of 2020.

In addition, we aim to for example:

* reduce emissions from our own operations by 40% by the end of 2025

* reduce the emissions of logistics by 50% per kg of goods transported by the end of 2025

* reduce water usage by 50% per kg of textile material by the end of 2025.

Purity - VOSS is bottled at an artesian source in pristine Southern Norway. This unique process produces a naturally pure water, low in minerals.

Distinction - VOSS, with its iconic design, is served on the tables, in the homes and in the rooms of the most distinctive places worldwide.

Responsibility - VOSS is proud of its ongoing commitment to the Voss Foundation, with the mission of providing access to pure, clean drinking water to communities in Sub-Sahara Africa. Voss is committed to the environment, and maintaining 100% carbon neutrality, through a set of comprehensive environmentally-friendly measures.

Quality products from Northern Europe and the Baltic Region delivered to your door anywhere in Australia

Kopparbergs Bryggeri was established in 1882 in Kopparberg, Sweden. 36 craft brewers joined forces to what today still remains as Kopparbergs Bryggeri. Generations of local families have worked for the brewery and our people will always be one of our keys to success.

We are the pioneer of Sweet Cider and Fruit Cider. We are the inventor of Frozen Fruit Cider.

Over many centuries, hunters and mountain men swear they have glimpsed it. In North American folklore this creature is known as the Jackalope; in Norway, we know it as the Harahorn.

Harahorn is also the name of a Norwegian Mountain which rises into a midnight sky filled with northern lights.
This inspired us to develop Harahorn small batch Gin.

In that mountain plateau, we gather the ripe juniper berries for our Norwegian Gin. We trace the Harahorn’s tracks through abandoned mountain farms where we harvest our rhubarb, to the deep forests of the Norwegian Lowlands where we pick our blueberries.

This is how our gin-fairytales starts. Hope you will help us keep it alive.

“Caddie Snacks are the perfect snack for the golf course” – Geoff Ogilvy (2006 US Open Champion, The Geoff Ogilvy Foundation)
Caddie Snacks are healthy wholefood energy bars designed for golfers. Made in Murwillumbah, NSW, using the finest natural ingredients, Caddie Snacks is trusted by leading professional golfers like Grace Kim and Austin Bautista to give them sustained energy and focus on the course. Caddie Snacks are wheat-free, peanut-free, dairy-free, vegan friendly and contain no added sugar and no artificial ingredients. Try all four flavours (chocolate, macadamia, apple cinnamon and mocha). Available online.

Get a 20% discount when you use this link https://caddiesnacks.com.au/discount/NORDICOPEN

The discount link expires on 31 May 2022.

Sustainability is a key driver in decisions regarding all our operations, from product design to partnerships. Sustainability starts from our strategy.

Finnair is committed to halving our net emissions by 2025, and to being carbon neutral in 2045. We use a wide toolkit for reaching these ambitious targets, with everything from managing aircraft weight to improving fuel efficiency and using sustainable aviation fuels. Even the smallest things make a difference – like removing 30Kg of weight from a flight in connection of an inflight service update.

We invite customers to make sustainable choices, and everyone can tailor their own journey by adding the travel extras they need to make the most out of their flight. Pre-order meals helps in managing aircraft weight and they also help in reducing food waste, as we carry exactly the items our customers want onboard. Last autumn, we renewed our inflight service offering, which resulted in weight reductions of 50-300 kg per flight.

We, at Fiskars Group, are on a mission for the lasting well-being of people and the planet. Each link in our value chain is an opportunity for us to become better, more thoughtful, more sustainable from an environmental, economic, and experience point of view.

Our commitments:
• Against throwaway culture
• For a carbon-neutral future
• For increased joy

Happiness is wellbeing and sustainability
To really enjoy what we love to do, Fiskars takes action for sustainability. Every detail of our products is designed for the best of the user and the environment.
Cooking, gardening and other creative activities increase our wellbeing – it’s a proven fact. Fiskars designs products that make actions in and around the home more enjoyable – increasing sustainability, health and happiness in people’s lives.
Design takes in every aspect of the product from how it looks and feels to how it is made – and what happens to it after use. Fiskars designs products to be sustainable, allowing us to feel good about using them.

• We innovate materials
• We create for circularity
• We reinvent packaging
• We design for longevity
• We optimise resource use

https://fiskarsgroup.com/

Neste is the world’s leading producer of sustainable aviation fuel and renewable diesel, and renewable feedstock solutions for various polymers and chemicals industry uses. We are also developing chemical recycling to combat the plastic waste challenge. Our ambition is to make the Porvoo oil refinery in Finland the most sustainable refinery in Europe by 2030. We are introducing renewable and recycled raw materials such as liquefied waste plastic as refinery raw materials.

Marimekko is a Finnish design company renowned for its original prints and colours. The company’s product portfolio includes high-quality clothing, bags and accessories as well as home décor items ranging from textiles to tableware.

For us sustainability means respecting people and the environment in everything we do. Our value ”Fairness to everyone and everything” chrystalises our sustainability thinking. We treat other people fairly and create products that bring joy for a long time with minimal impacts on the environment.

Glaston is a company providing high-quality glass processing machines and services for architectural, solar, appliance and automotive applications.

Glaston’s purpose is to build a better tomorrow through safer, smarter, and more energy-efficient glass solutions. The demand for environmentally sustainable and energy-efficient solutions, tightening safety standards as well as growing visual and functional quality requirements of glass, increasingly affect the way our customers operate as well as impact the specifications they require from their glass processing technology partners.

STENHØJ designs and manufactures a wide range of passenger car, commercial vehicle, bus and truck hoists ranging from 2 to 45 tonnes in capacity. STENHØJ is proud that many of the products manufactured more than 75 years ago are today still operating in customers’ workshops.

STENHØJ Australia supplies the following main brands: Molnar, AUTOPSTENHOJ, Bradbury, Sherpa Autodiagnostic.

The 4EB Finnish Group has been broadcasting on Radio 4EB since the beginning of this community radio in 1979. In 2013 the new generation of Finnish broadcasters brought the Finnish program (Brisbanen Suomiradio) into the new era with rock, metal and pop music.

The Finnish Radio broadcasting shares and strengthens cultural connection between Australia and Finland by raising awareness and sharing information between the communities.

Finland is called Suomi in the Finnish language. Hence, our radio programme is called Suomiradio, which means Finland Radio. The name “Suomi” has uncertain origins, but a candidate for a cognate is the Proto-Baltic word źemē, meaning “land”.

Freely is a travel insurance and safety app that allows you to tailor your policy as you go, ensuring you only pay for the cover you need on the days you need it.

Freely is proud to be giving back to people, places and the planet.

As part of our mission to give back to people, places, and the planet, Freely has committed to donating 1% of all our sales (that‘s revenue, not profit!) to pressing environmental issues.