Meet Jennie Johnson, our Head of Design at Duni Group. Jennie has been part of the Design team for 8 years, and this season she has created a vibrant autumn floral range of napkins and table covers for our Duni brand.
In line with the strategy’s bold objectives, the HR department has changed its name to People & Culture. It reflects the transformation the company is undergoing. Developing employees and leaders as well as the company culture are key initiatives to become a leading sustainability company in 2030.
Rexcell Tissue & Airlaid AB operates the Group’s paper mill in Skåpafors, Dalsland. In 2021, it took two significant steps towards a more environmentally-oriented operation.
“As a member of the UNGC, we are committed to working for sustainable change, which is at the heart of our strategy. This is not new for us, but it feels good that it is now more official”, Jolanta Debowska, Quality Manager, Duni Group Poland.
As customers and consumers develop new needs and change their behavior, we need to find new ways of working. Collaboration internally and with companies offering new solutions will be crucial.
In 2021, a holistic approach was taken to update and renew the core values, so that they reflect our employees’ view of our culture and our purpose.
Meet Tobias Rosenthal, one of our young leaders in Duni Group working as People & Culture Manager and Managing Director in Bramsche, Germany 🚀
Vi är vana att det kan hamna matrester på servetterna vid måltider. Nu vänder affärsområde Duni på det med att ha matrester i servetterna redan innan de läggs på bordet. Men det är inte så illa som det kanske verkar.
We have a societal development where everyone has to act. At Duni Group, we strive to drive change in our industry towards greater sustainability and circular models.
We are used to food residues ending up on the napkins at mealtimes. Now Duni is considering the idea of having food waste in napkins even before they are put on the table. It is not as bad as it might seem.
Plastic is a great material. Perhaps that is the problem. Plastic works extremely well in an infinite variety of applications. Now we need to move to environmentally smart, fossil-free alternatives.
Sometimes everything just falls into place. We could not have constructed a better case to show how sustainability, a culture of innovation, employee engagement and living our values together can do great things. It is about how Britta Hinnemann, process engineer, and Maren Potthoff, laboratory specialist, at the conversion unit in Bramsche in northwestern Germany developed a plant-based binder f
