For over 80 years, Aica Wilsoanrt, as a global company, has adopted a responsible and environmentally friendly attitude towards the earth, which has penetrated into every aspect of our company culture. Due to our global production and distribution network, every Aica Wilsoanrt person is increasingly concerned about the potential impact we may have on the environment. Aica Wilsoanrt is committed to protecting the environment and actively implements a series of environmental protection measures throughout the entire production process and product cycle, striving to reduce the impact on the environment in every production link. Since 2009, Aica Wilsoanrt has been paying close attention to the impact of products on the environment, adopting a life cycle assessment to comprehensively examine issues such as greenhouse gases, energy consumption, and wastewater recycling in the production process. Respecting the environment is a fundamental prerequisite for our production, therefore we adopt a comprehensive quality management process to implement environmental protection measures.
We have obtained ISO 14001 certification for our production bases in Kuz and Ynse, France, and are constantly striving to promote environmental protection measures, actively reducing air pollution, lowering energy consumption, and using environmentally friendly materials. To this day, we can assure our customers that all the paper products used in our high-pressure refractory boards come from renewable resources. All raw materials for paper products come from sustainably managed forests. All pulp provided by suppliers comes from strictly regulated forests.
Carbon sequestration refers to the measure of converting carbon dioxide into other forms of carbon to reduce atmospheric carbon content. Forests absorb carbon dioxide from the air, grow and store it, effectively utilize older trees with reduced absorption, activate forest metabolism, and maintain the forest's carbon sequestration capacity. Aike Weishengya products utilize kraft paper, lignin fibers, and other materials made from wood, contributing to the effective utilization of wood resources.