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Vitro S.A.B. de C.V. has been named a
Socially Responsible Corporation (ESR) for 2008. The designation
was announced in a ceremony by Jorge Villalobos, president of
the Mexican Center for Philanthropy, A.C. (CEMEFI). The
recognition confirms that the company meets the established
standards in the strategic area of corporate social
responsibility.
The acknowledgements were awarded to the
glass containers, flat glass, corporate offices and clínica
Vitro, business units and support centers for Vitro that
presented proof of compliance with the established indicators in
the areas of corporate social responsibility.
Through this distinction all Vitro
companies will be able to use the ESR Distinction for one year
(renewable) in its corporate image, advertising, installations,
vehicles and products, among other media, for the purpose of its
interested audiences to recognize and evaluate for themselves
our collective commitment to responsible management.
“We are proud to receive the Socially
Responsible Company Distinction as it endorses the social and
environmental orientation that Vitro has practiced since its
founding in 1909, inclusive in advance of the Social Security
Institutions of Mexico,” said Vitro CEO Federico Sada.
“This national recognition motivates us to
continue working for our people, our community and our
environment for the benefit of future generations and
sustainable development.”
He added that the accumulation of
initiatives implemented over the past 100 years in different
areas, such as glass recycling, wildlife and nature
conservation, the promotion of culture and art, support for
education and social development were adequate for the CEMEFI to
consider the existence of sufficient merit, according to the
established guidelines set by the institution, in the area of
corporate social responsibility.
To date Vitro counts among its most
important initiatives in social responsibility:
•The Glass Museum.
•Clínica Vitro.
•Vitro Club.
•Vitro Park El Manzano.
•The Collection Workshop.
•Support to its workers for the acquiring
of housing mortgages.
•The ANSPAC volunteer group.
•The Foundation Pro-National History
Museum.
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