Cepovett Group CSR Policy
At the service of corporate sustainability
Our CSR actions
The Group's CSR commitments
For several years now, CEPOVETT Group has been integrating sustainable development into the heart of its business strategy, operational processes and tools. The company's Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) policy, supported by General Management, applies to the entire product life cycle: from design to the end of the life of professional clothing. Broken down into 10 areas of commitment to progress, it is a lever for mobilising teams, differentiating products and creating sustainable value.
CSR editorial
Marc Jacouton, Director of Sustainable Development and External Relations
Decarbonise or disappear: when SMEs and large corporations realise they breathe the same air!
Ten years after COP21, the reality is stark: emissions continue to rise, the planet is overheating, and promises are melting faster than glaciers. Nothing is slowing down. Worse still, some large corporations, proud of their carbon footprint, are suddenly becoming aware of the difficulty with their emissions in the famous Scope 3, that of suppliers — in other words, among the SMEs and mid-cap companies that form the economic fabric of the country. The tragedy? Their fate is now shared.
The blog
Discover our other CSR actions on the blog.
The Group's QSE documents
A continuous improvement approach to responsible economic performance and environmental protection.
Our commitment to sustainable development and quality.
Building together
Shared actions and commitments
Our family business has always anticipated its energy needs, and advocated industrial and energy sovereignty, in particular through its own production of electricity, firstly hydroelectric, anchored in our region, and now photovoltaic on our own industrial site.
Circularity is based on collaboration. For us, it is essential to put co-construction with our suppliers at the heart of the approach, and to optimise our own processes in order to reduce our environmental footprint. This could also include joint commitments on eco-design or the recycling of materials.
Recycling our old outfits was an essential part of the introduction of our new Total Energies collection. This first collection operation, carried out at our main service stations, is a starting point for us that will soon be extended to our entire network in France.
In concrete terms, we have replaced cotton with linen, thereby enabling the relocation of raw materials and jobs to France. In this way, our purchases irrigate all the regions in a circular economy. This initiative, carried out with French industrial partners, is helping to reduce the environmental footprint of our SNCF clothing.