Environment
The environment, when used to refer to the natural ecosystem, has become one of the planet's main economic and social priorities, prompting companies to embrace specific responsibilities in terms of protecting and respecting it.
Achieving environmental goals is increasingly seen by companies as a key factor in enhancing their reputation among customers, suppliers, and other stakeholders.
The Pegaso working group, composed of specialists in corporate management and environmental regulations, has a single goal: make the value of sustainability tangible as a rewarding element for competition and for all stakeholders.
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ISO 14021: Type II Environmental Labelling
ISO 14021 specifies the requirements for self-declared environmental claims by manufacturers and distributors, promoting responsible and verifiable marketing practices.
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ISO 14025: Environmental Product Declaration (EPD)
The EPD is a document which describes the environmental performance of a product or service along its entire life cycle in a clear, objective and comparable manner. The EPD is recognised internationally and is certified in accordance with the ISO 14025 standard (Type III environmental declaration programmes) following audits by accredited bodies.
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ISO 14040: Life Cycle Assessment (LCA)
ISO 14040 is an international standard which provides the reference framework and principles for assessing the environmental impact of a product or service along its entire life cycle.
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ISO 14064-1: Organisational Carbon Footprint
ISO 14064-1 specifies the principles and requirements for quantifying and reporting an organisation's greenhouse gas emissions, facilitating management and reduction of such emissions.
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ISO 14067: Product Carbon Footprint
ISO 14067 defines the requirements for quantifying and reporting a product's carbon footprint, taking into consideration all phases of its life cycle.
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ISO 14068 - PAS 2060: Carbon Neutrality
ISO 14068 provides guidelines for achieving and demonstrating carbon neutrality through measurement, reduction and offsetting of carbon emissions.
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PEFC-ITA-1002
PEFC is a forestry certification standard which guarantees that wood products come from sustainably managed forestry in accordance with environmental, social and economic criteria.
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FSC-STD 40-004
FSC is a Forest Stewardship Council standard which defines the requirements for certifying the chain of custody, guaranteeing that forestry products are traceable and sustainable.
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Italian Decree 11/10/2017 CAM (Criteri Ambientali Minimi - Minimum Environmental Criteria)
Decree 11/10/2017 defines the minimum environmental criteria which must be complied with in Italy for public tender contracts, promoting the procurement of sustainable products and services.
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Italian Legislative Decree 152: Testo Unico Ambientale (Consolidated Environmental Code)
Italy's “Testo Unico Ambientale”, or environmental code, consolidates all regulations related to environmental protection, covering water, waste, soil, air, and nature conservation.
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EUDR Regulation
The EUDR is the European Union’s regulation for controlling deforestation, aimed at reducing the importation of products associated with deforestation and damage of forested areas.