Sustainability approach
At Treston, we are dedicated to creating a more sustainable world through high-quality, innovative and ergonomic workspace solutions tailored for industrial environments.
Our vision
Creating a more sustainable world by
Innovating ergonomic workspace solutions for industrial environments
1. Sustainable Products and Services
Treston continuously gathers customer feedback to innovate solutions that are not only better for the user but also more sustainable.
- Ongoing Development: Our product development team is continuously innovating, exploring more sustainable designs, practices, and materials as well as services.
- Durability and Modularity: We design our products to be long-lasting and adaptable to various needs, supported by a leading 10-year guarantee on most items. This ensures that workstations can evolve with changing processes and individual requirements, making them future-proof.
- CO2 Footprint Calculation: We actively monitor the development of legislation related to CO₂ footprint calculations, as well as the needs of our customers and other stakeholders. These developments are taken into account as part of our sustainability work.
- Recyclability: All metal, plastic, and aluminium parts in our products are recyclable, ensuring end-of-life sustainability.
- ISCC Certification: Treston holds an ISCC PLUS certification. Some of the bio-based materials we use are part of an ISCC PLUS certified supply chain, supporting the traceability and sustainability of materials.
2. Employee Wellbeing
Treston believes that employee wellbeing is the foundation for a successful business. We continuously measure and monitor our progress and implement various initiatives to enhance employee wellbeing. By providing ergonomic furniture solutions and services to the industry, we empower our customers to improve their employee wellbeing and, consequently, their productivity in a responsible manner.
- Ergonomic working environments for our customers: By offering ergonomic furniture and services, we enable our customers to enhance their employees' wellbeing and, as a result, their productivity in a sustainable way.
- Health and Wellbeing: Our in-house wellbeing teams regularly organise activities to promote employee health, such as exercise breaks, and provide extensive healthcare services.
- Ergonomic Environment: Every employee is provided with an ergonomic working environment.
- Career Development: We support continuous skill development through various training programmes and career development opportunities within the group.
- Employee Satisfaction: Regular surveys indicate high levels of employee wellbeing, with 86% rating their work wellbeing as very good. Employee satisfaction is reflected in an average employment relationship of 11 years.
3. Responsible Production and Practices
Treston stands for responsible production. We are committed to continuously improving and developing our practices to enhance sustainability.
- Quality & Environmental Management: Our operations focus on manufacturing high-quality products and delivering exceptional work. Our Finnish operations are certified to ISO 9001:2015 and ISO 14001:2015, reflecting our commitment to high standards.
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- EcoVadis Commitment: We are committed to improving our sustainability practices and have earned the EcoVadis committed - status and have a goal to achieve the bronze medal in 2026.
- CSRD directive: We are committed to complying with the applicable sustainability reporting legislation at all times and actively monitor the development of the Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD). In addition, we evaluate the use of voluntary VSME reporting as part of the development of our sustainability reporting.
- Manufacturing Transparency: Our manufacturing facilities are located in Finland and United States, ensuring transparency and capability to sustainable practices.
- Energy Efficiency: We reduced energy consumption by 11% during the years 2022–2025 as part of Motiva’s energy efficiency agreement. We comply with the requirements of the Energy Efficiency Directive entering into force in 2026 and continuously develop energy efficiency as part of our ISO 14001 environmental management system, together with the Energy Efficiency System (ETJ+).
- CO₂ Emissions and Calculation: In 2025, Treston Oy’s emission intensity decreased by approximately 5% for Scope 1 and 2 emissions compared to the previous year. We continue to develop our CO₂ emissions calculation to also cover Scope 3 emissions.
- District Heating: During 2026, the Turku production facility will transition from oil-based heating to district heating, reducing CO₂ emissions by an estimated 320 tonnes (tCO₂e) per year.
- Water and Waste Management: Constant monitoring has led to reductions in water usage, and all plastic and steel waste generated is fully recycled. Heat generated by our machinery is repurposed to heat factory premises.
- Ethical Standards: We follow our code of conduct, and we expect our partners to comply with our ethical guidelines. In Finland we offer a whistleblowing channel for reporting non-compliance.
Whistleblowing Notification Channel
Treston is committed to conducting its operations in an open, ethical, and trustworthy manner. If an employee or any individual in contact with our organization suspects that Treston has engaged in any form of misconduct or unethical behavior, they are entitled to submit a report confidentially and, if preferred, anonymously.
To ensure full confidentiality and impartial handling of reports, the whistleblowing notification channel is provided and maintained by an external service provider. Further information about the principles of the channel, the notification handling process, and access to the reporting form can be found via this link.
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