Waste heat recovery
We aim to reduce total energy consumption and emissions by feeding the waste heat from processes back into the system.
From fiber sourcing to energy management, from occupational health and safety to social contribution; we manage our entire value chain through environmental, social, and governance (ESG) principles.
We focus on continuous improvement through measurable targets and transparent reporting in our paper production and offset packaging facilities.
At Barem Ambalaj, we do not see sustainability as a separate project, but as a natural part of our strategy, investments, and daily operations. We address environmental, social, and governance (ESG) topics in an integrated manner:
We have defined policies and procedures for the environment, energy, OHS, information security, and ethical business conduct.
By regularly reporting energy, water, waste, and production data, we track improvement projects via KPIs.
We execute projects collectively with working groups comprising production, maintenance, quality, procurement, and HR teams.
We set annual targets across our facilities for energy intensity, water recovery, waste recovery rates, and the use of recycled raw materials. The following indicators represent a sample target set and are updated as necessary.
Note: Values are for illustrative purposes and will be updated to align with our official reports.
Energy is one of the most critical inputs in paper and packaging production. Therefore, we consider energy efficiency as a fundamental criterion in both process design and machinery investments.
We aim to reduce total energy consumption and emissions by feeding the waste heat from processes back into the system.
We prioritize improvement opportunities by tracking energy consumption on a line and machine basis.
In the medium term, we have a roadmap aiming to supply a higher proportion of electricity from renewable sources.
In the paper and packaging industry, water and waste management are among the key indicators of sustainability performance.
Fiber efficiency is a critical indicator both environmentally and economically. We consider the lifecycle of the fiber from product design to production processes.
We measure our sustainability performance not only with environmental indicators but also through employee satisfaction, OHS, and social contribution projects.
Periodic trainings, emergency drills, and risk assessments.
Training plans for technical and managerial competencies.
Contributions and collaborations for local community projects.
Our sustainability approach is supported by management systems that comply with national and international standards.
ISO 9001
BRCGS Packaging
Our certifications may vary by facility. Please contact us for the current list and scope details.
When planning our projects, we consider alignment with the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs); focusing particularly on energy, water, responsible production, and climate.
Our paper production facility in EreΔli and our offset packaging facilities in Tire, Gaziantep, and Karaman are all within the scope of our sustainability approach.
We define facility-specific KPI sets, primarily for energy, water, waste, and quality indicators, and share these with our management teams through regular reports.
During the product design phase, we evaluate material, grammage, and recyclability criteria together, proposing solutions that provide the same function with fewer resources whenever possible.
Quality, environmental, and ethical criteria are taken into account in supplier selection; for certain product groups, certification and regulatory compliance are evaluated as prerequisites.
Together with our technical teams, we can develop solutions tailored to your sustainability goals for your energy, material, or packaging design projects.