Autogrill Group has released its 2005 Sustainability Report, covering all activities and initiatives undertaken between January and December 2005 in the Group’s three business areas of: North America and the Pacific Area, Italy and Other countries. The report is available online from
www.reportalert.info/ra/Autogrill161106.htm
Some highlights include:
Corporate Governance model, characterised by respect for the specific legal and cultural features of the countries where Autogrill operates
Autogrill is the second Italian listed company in the ISS Corporate Governance ratings
Percentage of women employed is decidedly greater than the men: 64% women vs. 36% men
Over €6 million invested in training programmes in 26 countries
Continuous innovation as a result of partnerships between Group companies, great international brands and suppliers
Donated about €1 million to charities via three kinds of donation: direct, indirect and in-kind goods
Integrated Management System: which ensures the quality and safety of food products, health and safety in the workplace and environment
Obtained environmental certification under UNI EN ISO14001:2004 for Autogrill Italy (planning and preparation of free-flow and bar food & beverage services).
The Autogrill report was externally verified by KPMG, with GRI indicator verification taken in to consideration.
Autogrill is the world’s biggest provider of food & beverage and retail services for travellers. With sales of around €3.5 billion in 2005, it’s present in 26 countries, with over 4,500 points of sale in 979 locations, where 51,618 employees serve over 800 million customers every year. The Group operates mainly along motorways and in airports and railway stations. For more information about Autogrill, please visit the website at www.autogrill.com/.
Requests for hard copies (Italian or English), and any comments and feedback on the report, can be sent to the contact available from www.reportalert.info/ra/Autogrill161106.htm
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