All CSR & Sustainability articles – Page 12
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Satisloh won the German Ecodesign award for its innovative procedure...
Satisloh won the German Ecodesign award for its innovative procedure to manufacture lenses without the use of lead, cadmium and noble earths. Satisloh uses an eco-friendly synthetic glue and a block made from synthetic material. The German ministry of the environment and German Federal Environmental Agency were the judges for ...
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Zoobug launched the first of a series of collaborative initiatives...
Zoobug launched the first of a series of collaborative initiatives with Orbis, the global eye health charity, in the U.K. last month. The British producer of children's sunglasses has decided to donate a treatment for trachoma for each optical frame sold to opticians in the U.K. during the three weeks ...
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Essilor launched a global campaign on social media to raise...
Essilor launched a global campaign on social media to raise awareness of the impact that vision has on people's quality of life in the month leading up to World Sight Day on Oct. 9. The campaign uses the #bettersightbetterlife hashtag. The French group said that an estimated 2.5 billion people ...
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Maui Jim is more than even involved in charities. The...
Maui Jim is more than even involved in charities. The American brand raised £3,270 (€4,112-$5,609) for Optometry Giving Sight a few days ago by sponsoring a tennis coaching clinic with former champion Martina Hingis at the Wimbledon Club
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Optoms Cycling for Sight, the annual cycling initiative organized by...
Optoms Cycling for Sight, the annual cycling initiative organized by Optometry Giving Sight to raise funds for vision correction in developing countries, has been nominated for an award as “Charity Initiative of the Year” by the Association of Optometrists (AOP) in the U.K. The initiative, on which we have reported ...
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Fred Friedfield has passed away at the age of 87....
Fred Friedfield has passed away at the age of 87. A former U.S. Navy officer, he founded Clearvision in 1949. He started importing frames from China in 1972 and signed the company's first licensing deal with Head in 1981. He was subsequently joined by his sons Peter and David in ...
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Uvex will be changing to 100 percent renewable energies for...
Uvex will be changing to 100 percent renewable energies for all of its locations in Germany. The company has signed a contract with Infra Fürth, a supplier of green energy that is certified by German Technical Control Board (TÜV), in order to secure a more sustainable production. The contract runs ...
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Optometry Giving Sight has made a £20,000 (€23,700-$32,139) donation to fund...
Optometry Giving Sight has made a £20,000 (€23,700-$32,139) donation to fund a new Vision Care for Homeless People (VCHP) center in Manchester, U.K. for three years. VCHP already has centers in central, west and east London, as well as in Brighton and Birmingham. Optometry Giving Sight, whose global head office is ...
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Essilor International has announced the creation of a new board...
Essilor International has announced the creation of a new board committee to supervise the company's corporate social responsibility (CSR) policy. The new committee is chaired by Louise Fréchette, an independent director. Fréchette, of Canadian nationality, was deputy secretary general to the United Nations from 1998 to 2006. The other committee ...
