DIVERSE WORKFORCE To us equality and workplace diversity are the main pillars of CSR CLEAN & GREEN ELECTRICITY Our sustainable energy policy puts our customers, enviornment, human health & peace first

We, at Simamm, believe that every business needs to prioritize its Corporate Social Responsibility and practice it company-wide. As a responsible firm, Simamm is committed to social and environmental sustainability as well as the well-being of its employees and the community as a whole. We aim to become a socially responsible company through the implementation of the following practices

Purchase of FSC certified paper

Usage of enviornment friendly vegetable/soy-based inks

Promoting green energy via the use of solar panels

A proper system of waste disposal

Establishing production unit away from urban population

Practice equal opportunity for both male and female members

  • Green Initiatives

We’re committed to reducing our impact on the environment and to offer greener solutions to our customers.

 

Simamm have been granted the Forest Stewardship Council®(FSC®) Chain-of-Custody (CoC) certification. We can offer customers FSC® certified products that meet strict tracking requirements for ensuring that products sold as FSC®-certified come from responsible sources such as well-managed forests or from recycled content.

 

The entire lighting of our head-office is done through a 12kW roof-top solar installation. Power-saving LED lighting is used extensively.

 

Our state-of-the-art equipment ensures quick set-up and minimizes waste generated. This is especially important for short-run jobs – where the waste generated is a significant percentage of the job. We can set up a new job with under half the industry-average waste.

 

The sheetfed offset ink used by us is made with vegetable-oils such as soy-oil, rather than mineral oils as a base. This ink breaks down much faster than mineral oil (petroleum) -based inks and is therefore better for the environment.

 

We segregate the paper waste generated into ‘inked’ and ‘ink-free’, thereby improving the ease of recycling. ‘Ink-free’ waste can be recycled with lesser intermediate steps, thereby improving recycling efficiency.