Environmental Policy

Environmental Facts about DANREC

At DANREC, sustainability is not just an ambition – it is part of our DNA. DANREC’s 32 dedicated employees work diligently to minimize our environmental impact and improve our processes. Here are some key results from our latest environmental efforts:

We use over 7,000 tons of plastic in our production. 100% of it is recycled material.
In 2023, 75% of our total waste amount of 97 tons was recycled.
Our total waste volume was reduced by over 4% from 2022 to 2023.
Our CO₂ emissions decreased by 6.8% from 2022 to 2023.
From 2025, our solar park will produce over 1.6 million kWh of green energy.

You can read more about our sustainability efforts and results in DANREC’s ESG report here:

SAFETY

We only accept 100% recycled plastic granulate from our raw material suppliers, all of whom are based in Europe. 95% of the plastic comes from European households, while the remaining part is industrial waste plastic.

EXPERTISE

We have many years of experience in using recycled plastic in industrial production.

Responsibility

By using recycled plastic, CO₂ emissions are significantly reduced compared to using new materials, contributing to a stronger circular economy. We are happy to buy back ground protection mats, regardless of their condition, for 25% of their material value (current raw material price at the time of buy-back).

Continuous Optimization

We are continuously working on new ways to optimize our processes for a greener transition.

This includes conducting tests and experiments both independently and in collaboration with third-party companies that have expertise to optimize our production.

We have also developed a Buy Back System that encourages our customers to return used materials:

The Global Goals Award

In 2024, DANREC received the Global Goals Award at the Business Viborg Award Show. The Global Goals Award is given to a company in Viborg Municipality that has successfully created growth, jobs, and a sustainable business model through clear objectives for its future strategy, firmly rooted in the UN’s 17 Sustainable Development Goals, by: