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Plastic components we use that weigh more than 50 g are marked as required by ISO 11469, and the specific type of plastic is indicated. We provide our customers with Recycled materials Based on 2023 data collected from our suppliers, the share of recycled and sustainable materials in our products is as follows: Recycled aluminium Recycled cardboard Recycled steel Recycled furniture board Recycled plastic 79% 87% 20% 25% 21% clear information on whether individual components are recyclable and how they should be segregated. Significant autonomy of production is one of Nowy Styl assets. We are largely independent because we process most of the raw materials needed for produc- tion in our own plants. Materials we use in production include wood, chip- boards and fibreboards, steel, fabrics, plastics and uphol- stery foams. We are committed to sourcing materials and rawmaterials for production in a sustainable manner, with respect for the natural environment and with no violation of human rights. We search for reliable sources, confirmed by certificates. We strive to make rational use of the natural resources and materials we need for production. At the same time, we continually work to improve our material efficiency, which includes developing technologies to reduce production waste. 6.5 Raw materials and materials In line with the spirit of ecodesign, which we have implemented, we strive to design and produce according to the circular economy model (CE). Click to see table – GRI 301-1 - Rawmaterials and mate- rials consumed by weight and volume The products we offer to customers are made from environmentally friendly raw materials such as FSC® certified (FSC® C120977) and PEFC certified wood and wood-based materials, finishing materials holding the EU flower labels, wool upholsteries with the Wools of New Zealand certificate (guaranteeing sustainable sheep breeding) and thermoformable felt - a material made from recycled PET bottles. Click to learn more about Ecodesign GRI 301-1 135