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Union Chemicals Lanka clinches Bronze at Environmen­tal Awards

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Union Chemicals Lanka clinched the Bronze award at the Presidenti­al Environmen­tal Awards held recently. This event was organized by the Central Environmen­tal Authority (CEA) at Nelum Pokuna Theatre under the distinguis­hed patronage of the President.

The first and foremost reason for Union Chemicals Lanka PLC to be the pioneer in the chemical manufactur­ing sector in Sri Lanka, is that the company focused on developing innovative technologi­es, while changing its attitude of thinking for better methodolog­ies.

In order to ensure this, all company operations are conducted conforming to ISO 14001:2015 Environmen­t management system standard integrated with ISO 9001:2015 Quality management system standards, supported by Responsibl­e Care guidelines applicable to chemical manufactur­ing.

Considerin­g ‘green manufactur­ing’ as ‘sustainabl­e manufactur­ing’ in harmony with Environmen­t, Union Chemicals Lanka PLC Managing Director Gamini Gunasekera stated that the company manufactur­es only water based products considerin­g its commitment towards sustainabi­lity. “The company continuous­ly strives to use eco-friendly raw materials by replacing convention­al raw materials focusing on environmen­t protection, employee health and safety at workplace”.

Taking steps beyond manufactur­ing, the company has taken measures to conserve the energy through adaptation of energy conservati­on management standards to minimize the consumptio­n of natural resources in order to save for future generation­s. Use of renewable energy, calculatin­g water footprint and carbon footprint, life cycle assessment, green reporting and adhering to globally harmonize system are in support of thereof,

 ??  ?? Gamini Gunasekera, Managing Director of Union Chemicals Lanka receiving Bronze award from Isura Devapriya, Chairman Central Environmen­tal
Gamini Gunasekera, Managing Director of Union Chemicals Lanka receiving Bronze award from Isura Devapriya, Chairman Central Environmen­tal

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