The article from February 3, 2025, on eazit.ch, titled "Vote of February 9: An Opportunity to Rethink Our Environmental Impact", highlights that Switzerland consumes more resources than the planet can regenerate. The February 9 vote underscores this reality and questions the country's ability to reduce its impact while maintaining prosperity.
In this context, businesses play a crucial role. At eazit, we believe it is possible to combine innovation and sustainability by rethinking our consumption habits and limiting waste production at the source.
Reducing waste is presented as both an ecological and economic necessity. eazit is convinced that the best way to lessen our impact is by limiting waste production from the outset. The disposable model is being challenged, and it is essential to offer reusable and sustainable alternatives to support this change.
Businesses must act as drivers of change—not only to meet new environmental requirements but also to anticipate the expectations of consumers and employees. eazit develops solutions that facilitate the transition to more responsible consumption, including rinsing stations and reusable solutions that help reduce the use of disposable products in companies and public spaces.
The February 9 vote is seen as a strong indicator of public expectations regarding sustainability and environmental commitment. Regardless of the outcome, it highlights the urgency of transforming our practices and economic models. eazit is convinced that this transition is an opportunity to rethink our consumption habits and build a more virtuous model.
The article concludes with an open question: "And you, how do you see the role of businesses in this evolution?"