GRI, the Sri Lankan speciality tyre manufacturer that has focused on creating sustainable tyres, has won a gold environmental award
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GRI secured the coveted Gold Award for Resource-Efficient and Cleaner Production at the recently concluded Green Industry Awards 2024. The event was held with the International Symposium on Green Industry Initiative for Sustainable Industrial Development, organised by Sri Lanka’s Industrial Development Board.Â
This prestigious recognition highlights GRI’s unwavering dedication to sustainability and innovation. By implementing environmentally conscious practices throughout its sourcing, production and consumption processes, GRI consistently sets the bar for sustainable development within the industry.Â
Sustainability has always been a core value for GRI, evident in their continuous efforts to minimize their carbon footprint, optimize resource utilization, and champion green practices across all operations. The company’s pioneering strategies encompass energy-efficient manufacturing processes, waste reduction initiatives, and the development of environmentally friendly products. Notably, GRI introduced the world’s first sustainable speciality tyre range in the market.Â
“At GRI, our vision is to Grow for Generations” stated Dr. Mahesha Ranasoma, CEO of GRI. “This award serves as a testament to our unwavering commitment to building a more sustainable future for our industry and the communities we interact with. We firmly believe that through innovation and responsible practices, we can make a lasting positive impact on the environment.” The International Symposium on Green Industry Initiative for Sustainable Industrial Development serves as a crucial platform for industry leaders, policymakers, and experts to convene, discuss, and advocate for sustainable industrial practices. GRI’s recognition at this Symposium solidifies its position as a front runner in driving sustainable industrial development.Â