In-house Responsible Design & Production

Our commitment to responsible design goes beyond mere compliance. We actively participate in the discourse and strive to contribute to future-oriented development with our concepts. Responsible design is not only a must but also offers many opportunities for the development of design concepts. Our certifications in terms of quality and environmental management demonstrate that we as a company attach great importance to compliance with international standards (ISO).

Our holistic approach ensures that resource conservation is considered not only throughout the design process, but also during the use of the concept. This is because the actual value of a design is revealed throughout its life cycle. At Schweitzer, we consider the impact of a design throughout its lifecycle.

Flexible solutions offer retailers the opportunity to extend the lifecycle of their stores by continuously adapting their retail space to changing requirements and making longer use of existing structures.

We use recycled materials where possible and subject to availability. Schweitzer is working on being able to trace the entire supply chain in the medium term.

Our metal production facility in Hungary and our refrigerated display cabinet production facility in northern Italy comply with the international quality management standard ISO 9001.

Both production facilities are ISO 14001-certified for environmental management.

ISO 50001 certification for energy management and ISO 45001 certification for occupational health and safety round off the portfolio of internal company certifications.

The measures implemented at the Naturns production site to increase energy efficiency and generate photovoltaic electricity contribute to reducing the CO2 emissions associated with the site's electricity consumption. In the 2025 financial year, the photovoltaic systems at the Naturns production site covered 28.1% of the site's electricity requirements (self-consumption: 330,807 kWh out of a total electricity demand of 1,176,737 kWh). The site also uses 1,000 m³ of groundwater to supply the air conditioning systems. Surplus electricity is fed into the public power grid. Waste heat from our compressor is used for internal water supply. The company's entire heating system is powered by energy from internal production waste, which is processed by our wood chip heating system. In the 2025 financial year, the self-consumption of 330,807 kWh of photovoltaic electricity avoided 77.1 tons of CO2 emissions at the Naturns site (location-based method, ISPRA factor 2025).

By working with regional suppliers, we keep transport routes short.