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The company, concentrating its efforts on guaranteeing corporate social responsibility in its business models, has improved on last year’s score, and is now ranked in the top 4% of most sustainable companies on the platform. This evaluation helps ensure Hinojosa’s commitment to customers to provide environmentally conscious packaging solutions that add value to their businesses.

Hinojosa Packaging Group has presented its Sustainability Report 2021:  “Adding value to what’s inside”, which records its achievements in the economic, social and environmental fields, as well as the quantifiable objectives for 2023. It outlines CSR initiatives that seek to minimize its carbon footprint, to guarantee sustainable management and to contribute value to society. These

Hinojosa Packaging Group will be at stand F14 of the event held in the city of Vigo from 4th – 6th October, offering solutions that are 100% recyclable and customisable to clients brands. The fishing sector is currently facing many challenges in a supposed period of recovery after the global pandemic. On one hand, logistical

The management model based on Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) developed by AENOR recognises that the group’s strategy integrates sustainability into the core of the business. This initiative follows the recent incorporation of Hinojosa into the United Nations Global Compact, the greatest global initiative on corporate social responsibility. Hinojosa Packaging Group, a leader in sustainable packaging

In November 2021 the first Innovation Academy between Blue Box Partners (the European alliance gathering VPK Group, Klingele, Hinojosa and Cart-One) and HB Fuller took place in the Headquarters of HB Fuller (Lüneburg – Northern Germany), facilitated by Board Of Innovation. This is the result of a collaboration that started between Daphne Vogelgesang-Deledicq (Chief Innovation

The group consolidates its commitment to sustainable development, a value that is part of its DNA thanks to its circular economy model. Hinojosa Packaging Group, a leader in sustainable packaging solutions in Southern Europe, has joined the United Nations Global Compact as part of its commitment to sustainable development. The group thus joins the world’s

Its Circular Economy model allows it to reintegrate almost all of its waste as raw materials into the value chain. Hinojosa Packaging Group, leader in sustainable packaging solutions in southern Europe, continues in its commitment to protect the environment. The company concluded 2021 with a 96,61% waste valorization score, a 4,08% increase compared to its

The Group’s portfolio comprises a variety of recyclable designs for the industry, with the capacity to improve product quality, avoid food waste and reduce logistics costs. After being postponed for two years due to the COVID-19 pandemic, Barcelona will finally host the Seafood Expo Global (fair) this year and Hinojosa Packaging Group will be at

Organic growth and the incorporation of the French group Allard Emballages have been key factors in the 50% increase in turnover compared to 2020. Hinojosa Packaging Group has closed 2021 with a turnover of €644 million, 49.7% higher than the previous year, when the company achieved sales of €430 million. Increased demand for consumer goods,

Hinojosa will attend the next Conxemar exhibition from 5th to 7th October in Vigo where they will present on-site sustainable packaging solutions for the fishing industry. The proposals will focus on solutions that allow the reduction or elimination of single-use plastics and prolong shelf life to avoid food waste. At stand F17, Hinojosa’s experts will