The environmental work in Amapola follows the environmental principles: The exchange principle, which means that older technology is continually replaced with better and more environmentally friendly technology.

• When deciding on activities that entail significant risks, consideration must be given to the risk of damage and environmental damage and the measures required to prevent, deter or counteract negative effects on the environment in the assessments.
• When measuring the environmental cycle, the principle of the EU Framework Directive on Waste applies in descending order of priority: 1st proactive restrictions, second reuse, 3rd recycling, 4th Other recycling, e.g.

Each manager is responsible for ensuring that employees are informed about the content of the policy and that the personnel are given the conditions to follow it. Every manager should strive to make everyone feel responsible, encourage and promote preventive environmental management.

• Environmental activities must be reported and documented so that they can be followed up.

• Clear rules, guidelines and procedures should be developed to enable all employees to make decisions as environmentally friendly as possible.
• Environmental activities will be integrated into day-to-day work and be part of continuous improvement. Competence.

The staff must have environmental knowledge and environmental systems and continuously acquire their skills relevant to Amapola's environmental impact.

• The services must be adapted to the environment. Transport should be carried out as low as possible to the greatest extent possible.

• All goods and product consumption, transport and waste must be handled in the most environmentally friendly way possible.
• The waste problem should be handled in accordance with the waste hierarchy.
• Where possible, hazardous chemicals should be avoided. The exchange principle applies.
• Workplaces and facilities should be environmentally friendly and save energy and resources.
• Travel and transport are insofar as it is possible to carry out environmentally friendly alternatives.
• The company should apply modern and energy efficient technology where possible.
• Electronic meetings will replace physical ones where possible without degraded performance.