Concerns regarding the environment and the effects of climate change are gaining more and more attention as the natural world deteriorates at an unprecedented rate and scale. Continuous innovation as well as widespread social movements are essential in order to lessen the impact of the crisis.
Korindo acknowledges the need to develop into an organization that is more environmentally responsible as a result of the successes it has had throughout its many different business areas. The Cibubur Square Rest Area is one example of this, and it is one of the ways in which the corporation is working to address concerns around organic waste disposal. The public facility that is managed by the Korindo Group houses a bioconversion waste processing plant. This plant employs BSF, also known as Black Soldier Flies, as its biological agent.
“Poor food waste management techniques continue to be pervasive in many regions, with significant long-term consequences for nature and human health.” This is the motivation behind the establishment of this organization. According to Seo Jeongsik, who is the General Secretary of the Korindo Foundation,
In addition to being good for the environment, the process of bioconversion is also relatively risk-free for the community and the surroundings where it takes place. The Black Soldier Fly is distinct among the world’s 800 species of flies due to the fact that it does not transmit disease and is devoid of infectious agents.
This is the second effort that the foundation has undertaken in collaboration with Forest for Life Indonesia (FFLI). In 2018, they built a facility that was equivalent to it on the island of Lombok in West Nusa Tenggara.
Korindo Group has spent a significant amount of time and effort over the course of many years working to improve its environmental responsibility, particularly with regard to the establishment of its businesses. The United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) acknowledged the Paper Division as an environmentally responsible paper company due to the fact that it makes use of recycled materials in its production process.
Recycling is one approach that can be used to help solve the environmental problems caused by deforestation, as is common knowledge. Korindo Group ensures that their products continue to meet customers’ expectations by adhering to the ISO 9001:2015 Quality Management System. This is in spite of the fact that they use recycled materials.
The Paper Division of Korindo is recognized as one of the most important suppliers of newsprint in Southeast Asia. Its mill is equipped with paper machines and DIP (deinked pulp) machines, and the combined capacity of these machines is 330,000 metric tons per year. Because of its considerable capability, the division collaborates with a variety of famous media businesses, both in the United States and around the world (Japan, the United States, and European countries).
Korindo Group is the only manufacturer of wind towers in the area, and they have been in business for more than half a century. Wind turbines are a useful tool for businesses that want to generate renewable energy that is kind to the environment.
The company has been awarded certifications in accordance with ISO 14001:2000, ISO 9001:2000, and the National Board of Boiler and Pressure Vessel Inspection DIN 18800-7 Class E Japan H-Grade. Additionally, the company has an annual production capacity of 500 towers. Over three thousand towers, or six gigatonnes, have already been constructed and shipped out to various locations throughout the world.
Korindo Group, which dominates multiple markets in Southeast Asia, has a lot of reasons to be proud of its accomplishments. We have been able to expand our business over the course of our company’s history of fifty years by making significant contributions to the growth of the economy of the nation while also adhering to policies that are environmentally friendly and focused on the future.