Evac announces its new strategic mission: A future with no waste

Evac, the world’s leading provider of integrated waste and water management systems for the marine and building industries, has announced its strategic mission: A future with no waste. The level of ambition is crystallized in the company’s new brand promise, ‘Nothing to waste’.
Established in 1979 and headquartered in Espoo, Finland, the company has for decades been a frontrunner in developing technologies and solutions that help its customers to reduce their environmental footprint on land and sea. Driven by the increasing global need for solutions that address critical issues such as dealing with waste and conserving water, the company has set its sights on the future.
“Evac is a purpose-driven and highly innovative company. We believe in a sustainable future and are in a unique position to apply our ingenuity, decades of experience, and technological know-how to make a real difference in the environmental performance of our customers’ businesses,” says Tapio Kolunsarka, President and CEO of Evac Group.
Cutting-edge technologies and ground-breaking innovations that conserve water, eliminate waste, and turn waste into valuable commodities are concrete examples of what is needed to enable a future with no waste. Evac builds on partnerships throughout the ecosystem and will markedly increase its R&D investments to improve the sustainability performance of the company’s existing solutions and explore future opportunities for sustainability innovation.
“Our new strategic objective is highly ambitious and inspiring, and I genuinely believe it can be achieved. And it must be. Our new brand identity and aspirational tagline ‘Nothing to waste’ send a clear message: We are serious about the future of this planet and want to invite our customers and partners around the globe to join us on this mission.”
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