SOLID PROJECTS, SUSTAINABLE CHOICES

Rota Guido: a guarantee of sustainability

Towards a future where innovation and responsibility go hand in hand.

RENEWABLE ENERGY

Photovoltaic system integrated into the production site

A 150 kW photovoltaic system has been installed at the Corte de’ Frati (CR) plant, capable of delivering annual savings of approximately 88,000 kg of CO₂ equivalent, thereby making a significant contribution to reducing the energy footprint.

PRODUCTION INNOVATION

Industry 4.0 factory and efficient resource management

The construction of a new Industry 4.0 production facility, equipped with state-of-the-art machinery, goes hand in hand with the consistent and efficient management of waste materials: stainless steel and iron are recovered and reintroduced into the economic cycle, reducing waste and making the most of resources.

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ENERGY EFFICIENCY

LED lighting to reduce energy consumption

Upgrading the lighting system with LED technology enables a significant reduction in energy consumption, whilst improving the quality and comfort of the working environment.

REDUCING PLASTIC USE

In-house solutions for more responsible consumption

A water dispenser has been installed at the Corte de’ Frati office with the aim of reducing the use of single-use plastic and encouraging more sustainable behaviour among staff.

DIGITAL AND SUPPLY CHAIN SUSTAINABILITY

aDoormore: actively promoting sustainable models

Rota Guido also has a significant presence on aDoormore, a B2B digital platform dedicated to the agricultural and livestock sector. This is a strategic channel for promoting sustainable farming models, showcasing our design expertise and keeping pace with the sector’s evolution, driven by innovation, balanced management and a long-term vision.

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Code of Ethics and Model 231/2001

In compliance with Legislative Decree 231/2001, the company has adopted an Organisational Management and Control Model, which was approved by the minutes of the Board of Directors’ meeting held on 3 December 2018.

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