The Sustainability Report reflects the commitments made under the Holding’s first sustainability strategy — “Good for the Future” — which outlines key directions for 2025–2030. The strategy is built on four pillars: Environment, People, Animals, and Governance, according to the official press release.

“For more than 30 years, we have been building, step by step, a responsible business model based on quality, respect, and transparency. Through the ‘Good for the Future’ strategy, we clearly commit to the directions in which we want to grow: more sustainable, more efficient, and closer to people, communities, and nature. This report is not a PR exercise, but the beginning of a firm commitment: to integrate sustainability into our daily decisions and to build, responsibly, the future of this sector,” said CEO George Safir.

Focus on people, circular economy, and green energy
The circular economy and the transition to green energy are becoming strategic priorities.
Safir Family Holding reduces its environmental impact by fully valorizing by-products, turning manure and sludge into agricultural fertilizers, and using green energy from photovoltaic plants—actively contributing to the circular economy and to lowering CO₂ emissions.

People are a strategic resource for the company; therefore, in 2024 Safir Family Holding invested in team development through professional training, the integration of people from vulnerable backgrounds, and the implementation of a dedicated program for the 60 immigrant employees.

Sustainability targets by 2030
By 2030, through the “Good for the Future” strategy, Safir Family Holding aims to reduce CO₂ emissions by 30%, increase the use of renewable energy and resource efficiency, maintain organic waste recycling at 100%, and continuously invest in employee training and well-being.