Find out more about our commitment to CSR in this exciting series of articles.

To improve stress management and physical and mental fatigue among the teams at its COMODITEX logistics platform, which handles packaging, storage, picking, quality control and parcel dispatch, CEPOVETT has launched a group relaxation therapy initiative.

Since 1 January 2025, the law against waste and for a circular economy, known as AGEC, has required businesses to sort their textile waste. Until now, this has been a voluntary approach.

CEPOVETT believes that training is a key factor in helping its employees to grow within the company, so it trains its recruits in its various business lines and makes them aware of CSR issues.

In the age of digitalisation, data has become a strategic issue for the economy, and exploiting the data of companies and their customers is a priority for CEPOVETT.

With an average water consumption of around 12,000 litres of irrigation water to produce 1 kg of cotton, the leading textile material is gradually losing out to natural, local raw materials such as flax and hemp, which do not require irrigation systems.

As global warming accelerates, it is becoming urgent for all economic players to measure the carbon impact of their activities and take action.

As part of its mangrove restoration programme in Boeny, Madagascar, EPSILON and its partner Bôndy have restored more than 378 hectares since 2021 and created 300 jobs in the three communes involved (Boanamary, Belobaka and Marovoay).

The Corporate Sustainability Due Diligence Directive (CSDD/CS3D), published on 5 July 2024, marks a major turning point in the regulation of business practices in the European Union.

The CEPOVETT group's approach is to create links with the regions and strengthen its proximity to its customers. To showcase its professional clothing collections and share its technical expertise directly in the field, the group is innovating with a mobile, travelling showroom.